Open Data Network

Performance Seattle

Safe and Healthy Communities

A holistic approach to safety: integrating health, public safety, and emergency preparedness through relationships and community-building

Homelessness Response

Ensuring residents are safe, Seattle is clean, and people experiencing a housing crisis have access to critical services and supports

Basic City Services

Delivering services that are measurable, efficient, collaborative, outcomes-oriented, and resident-focused

Environment and Climate Change

Reducing Seattle’s carbon pollution to improve health outcomes, bolster our economy, and protect our natural resources for generations to come

Affordability and Livability

Working to increase affordable housing choices, create community spaces, and prevent displacement

Capital Projects

Planning and delivering capital projects within scope, on schedule and budget, and through a lens of equity and social responsibility

Future of Work - OLD

Providing clear, equitable, and durable pathways to economic security in high-demand industries that reflect the changing economy

SDOT Street Use Sign-In Data

Data from Seattle Department of Transportation Street Use Division Applicant Services Sign In system. Data collection started in May 2009. Data is used to run the SUSI application, which alerts permit reviewers by type of review that an applicant is at the counter. Applicants come to the counter to pay fees, get coaching, apply for permits, and extend permits for a wide variety of private uses of the right of way. The data can be used to calculate changes over time for visit volumes, volumes by category, wait times, and service times. Wait time data prior to 2013 is unreliable. Check-in categories changed in July 2013 and February 2014. Category information is unreliable prior to February 2014. Prior to that February 2014, customers self-selected the category. Post February 2014, screeners selected the category.

City Light rates history

Recent history of rates at City Light