An RSS feed which contains geographic locations for the 100 most recent, closed, non-confidential, 911 calls for service received by the City of Portland’s 911 system. This feed is updated every 30 seconds.
I believe for these data sets you could also use the another approach to attaining the right communications, which virtually eliminates the problems which happen to occur during the data transfer period and harm them. These are some important data, these shall be transferred to the concerned directory without any loss. When I make these kinds of data transfer I usually, choose CAAS which is also known as Communication as a service. This lets your data flow efficiently without any losses.
Yes, the feed is down due to the migration to the new CAD system. We will restart the feed as soon we've completed the integration work to the new system.
Hi Gary -- the feed is being implemented at present. With integration testing, etc., I suspect it will be another month or so. We'll be sure to announce it's availability when it's up and running again. Thanks for your patience.
We are approaching the end of July. Are we getting close to getting this dataset back online?
Please be honest here... Is this actually going to happen? I need to know if I should continue my project that uses this data or just scrap it.
I'm ok with or without the data. I just want to be able to make a decision.
Hi Gary -- This work is being conducted by a contractor that has yet to deliver on the feed, and unfortunately, I am now being told August/September. I cannot speak to the confidence level of this assertion either, so I apologize for the delay and lack of insight. The City hopes you and others will pick it up again when available, but if not, your decision is understood and your contributions are much appreciated!
We're in the process of the final configuration for call types. This will be followed by testing, which should be complete by the end of October. Thanks!
Regarding the accuracy of the latitude/longitude in the feed: I see that most of the data references a hundred block or intersection of an incident, but the lat/long tell a different story. Is the lat/lng the actual location of the incident?
I am seeing a blank page:
http://www.portlandoregon.gov/police/apps/calls/incidents_map_big.cfm
http://www.portlandoregon.gov/police/
http://www.portlandoregon.gov/fire/apps/calls/incidents_map.cfm
ALL Blank!
Where is the data?!
Thanks,
Matt
Looks like everything is still down. I've emailed and called Rick Nixon (rick.nixon@portlandoregon.gov) to try and get some response regarding the feeds ALL being down.
Nothing but crickets!
I really miss not being able to check on police and fire incidents. It would be really nice to hear from the city what the problem is, and a time it will be back up. We are tax paying citizens.
Discussion
So who do we nominate for sainthood?
I believe for these data sets you could also use the another approach to attaining the right communications, which virtually eliminates the problems which happen to occur during the data transfer period and harm them. These are some important data, these shall be transferred to the concerned directory without any loss. When I make these kinds of data transfer I usually, choose CAAS which is also known as Communication as a service. This lets your data flow efficiently without any losses.
Is the feed down? There are no updates since Apr 17th 2011?
Yes, the feed is down due to the migration to the new CAD system. We will restart the feed as soon we've completed the integration work to the new system.
Any update on getting this feed working again? (Also the CAPTCHA on this page does not work on Chrome or Firefox.)
Any updates on when this feed will be up and running again? I made an app that uses this data, and it's been dead for several months now.
Hi Gary -- the feed is being implemented at present. With integration testing, etc., I suspect it will be another month or so. We'll be sure to announce it's availability when it's up and running again. Thanks for your patience.
How's that integration testing coming along? ;)
It's looking like March/April before it's complete. Thanks.
Any timeline update?
Thanks for checking in. I'd guess it will be mid to end of July when the contractor has this deliverable completed and released. Sorry for the delay.
We are approaching the end of July. Are we getting close to getting this dataset back online? Please be honest here... Is this actually going to happen? I need to know if I should continue my project that uses this data or just scrap it. I'm ok with or without the data. I just want to be able to make a decision.
Hi Gary -- This work is being conducted by a contractor that has yet to deliver on the feed, and unfortunately, I am now being told August/September. I cannot speak to the confidence level of this assertion either, so I apologize for the delay and lack of insight. The City hopes you and others will pick it up again when available, but if not, your decision is understood and your contributions are much appreciated!
Thanks for the update :)
Status update please? Thanks.
We're in the process of the final configuration for call types. This will be followed by testing, which should be complete by the end of October. Thanks!
Thank you :)
Any more updates on this?
Gary, et. al. -- these feeds are now back up and running. Thank you for your patience!
need to look at the 911 dispatch cad schema
Regarding the accuracy of the latitude/longitude in the feed: I see that most of the data references a hundred block or intersection of an incident, but the lat/long tell a different story. Is the lat/lng the actual location of the incident?
Yes.
Awww, feed is down. ;_;
Is there anything wrong with the feed?
I am seeing a blank page: http://www.portlandoregon.gov/police/apps/calls/incidents_map_big.cfm http://www.portlandoregon.gov/police/ http://www.portlandoregon.gov/fire/apps/calls/incidents_map.cfm ALL Blank! Where is the data?! Thanks, Matt
Looks like everything is still down. I've emailed and called Rick Nixon (rick.nixon@portlandoregon.gov) to try and get some response regarding the feeds ALL being down. Nothing but crickets!
Going on month TWO with the dataset down. Any news?
I really miss not being able to check on police and fire incidents. It would be really nice to hear from the city what the problem is, and a time it will be back up. We are tax paying citizens.