Open Data Network

Commute to Work Data by Mode of Transportation for Walk, Bike, Transit

The data in this table describes: Commute to Work Data by Mode of Transportation for Walk, Bike, Transit. It was calculated as part of the Metropolitan Transportation Commission‘s Bay Area Transportation Survey, 2000.

Camp Glenwood and Camp Kemp data visualization 2

Commute Transportation Type

Data on manner of commute- drive alone, carpool, public transportation, walk, etc. Excerpted from DP03 American Community Survey 1 Year Estimates

Mapped Park Opening Costs

The map shows the one-time costs to re-open temporarily closed park facilities within San Mateo County parks. By clicking on one of the blue dots, you can see the Park Name, the Park Facility that is currently closed within the park, the action necessary to re-open the facility, and the capital costs to reopen the facility. These figures can be found in Appendix F of the San Mateo County Parks Strategic Plan that was adopted by the Board of Supervisors on April 23, 2013.

County Fleet Fuel Economy

County of San Mateo average fleet fuel economy for compact and mid-size vehicles, including ULEV and ZEV.

County Fleet Fuel Economy

County of San Mateo average fleet fuel economy for compact and mid-size vehicles, including ULEV and ZEV.

Visitors by Park

Total visitors to San Mateo County parks, grouped by Park Name, from July 2014 - June 2015. Park attendance information is collected by Park Rangers on a daily basis and then aggregated into a monthly average. The chart shows that Coyote Point and Crystal Springs Trail are the most popular San Mateo County Parks at the reported point in time.

Parks - Number of persons using Parks annually Chart

Number of people visiting County parks each year

1431P - Percent of payroll payments direct deposited

Payroll Percentage Direct Deposit