| | 80% of neighborhood code investigations are priority 1 or 2 violations. (ARCHIVE)CC-Code Compliance |
Analysis | |
Measure Definition & Importance |
Code violations are assigned a priority number (1-4). By assigning priority numbers to violations officers must focus their time identifying and correcting these violations. Priority 1 and 2 violations have the greatest life, health, and safety impacts on the community. This measure ensures code officers are actively pursuing violations and adds a level of accountability to the officer, supervisor, and administration.
80% of neighborhood code investigations are priority 1 or 2 violations (YOY) |
# of neighborhood code investigations v # priority 1 or 2 |
Service Areas |
Attachments |
80% of neighborhood code investigations are priority 1 or 2 violations. |
Measure Data | Last Calculated 7 months ago |
Data Source Details & Calculation Information |
CFW IT has created an SQL Report listed as: http://sqlreporting.cfwnet.org/Reports/Pages/Repor... This report has the capability to retrieve data for any officer, section, division, and by any date range. This data set is available to every senior officer, supervisor, superintendents, and assitant director within the neighborhood investigations division.
Actual = (# priority 1 & 2 violations / Total # violations)*100
Measure Type |
Performance Liaison |
| |
Data Owner |
Measure ID |
Performance Liaison Notes |