"User" shall mean any individual who seeks access to or uses WPRDC Data. §§ 9101-9183, the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA), and other applicable privacy laws The information is covered by a contractual non-disclosure obligation The information is covered by confidentiality and fiduciary obligations or The information is private, proprietary or privileged. "Non-Public Information" for the purposes of this Agreement shall mean information that may not beĭisclosed to the public for the following reasons: The information is exempt from disclosure or the information is prohibited from being disclosed under State and Federal Laws and regulations including the Pennsylvania Right to Know Act, 65 P.S § 67.101 et seq., the Criminal History Record Information Act, 18 Pa.C.S.
The Data on deposit with the WPRDC is not intended to and should not contain Non-Public Information, as defined below. Data may consist of, but is not limited to administrative records created by government or other organizations, statistical information designed to improve the function of government and organizations, and information created about government and organizations. Data may cover, but is not limited to topics including property ownership, budgets, transportation, education, public safety, public services, and geographic information.
Definitions: "Data" for purposes of this Agreement, shall mean all information of varying formats which has been deposited with the WPRDC by The City, The County, and other third parties, to make such information available for public access. Effective Date: The effective date of the Agreement is the date of your signature or click through acceptance of these terms, and the terms shall continue to bind you with every subsequent attempt to access or use Data from the WPRDC. Intending to be legally bound, you agree to the following: By using the data available on the WPRDC website portal, you agree to the termsĪnd conditions of your access to the WPRDC and your use of the Data on deposit with the WPRDC. This Data Use Agreement covers the terms and conditions that you must agree to before you access or use theĭata on deposit with the WPRDC. Grant from the Richard King Mellon Foundation. The WPRDC and the WPRDC Project is supported by a The Western Pennsylvania Regional Data Center (WPRDC) is a project led by the UniversityĬenter of Social and Urban Research (UCSUR) at the University of Pittsburgh ("University") in collaboration withĬity of Pittsburgh and The County of Allegheny in Pennsylvania. "Investigative information." Information assembled as a result of the performance of any inquiry, formal or informal, into a criminal incident or an allegation of criminal wrongdoing and may include modus operandi information. As the limiting factor as to what is and what is not blotter information is best defined by what information is or reasonably could be investigative data. (1) PA CC 18sec9101 "Police blotter." A chronological listing of arrests, usually documented contemporaneous with the incident, which may include, but is not limited to, the name and address of the individual charged and the alleged offenses. References to sex crimes are not currently included to protect the identity of victims. All juvenile demographic data is removed. Data and ResourcesĪddresses are reported at the level of the 100 block. More documentation is available in our Crime Data Guide. This dataset only contains information reported by City of Pittsburgh Police, and does not contain incidents that solely involve other police departments operating within the city (campus police, Port Authority, etc.) Data in the archived file is of a higher quality and is the file most appropriate for reporting crime statistics. 
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Validated incidents will be moved to the Police Blotter Archive dataset. This dataset will be continually overwritten and any records older than thirty days will be removed. Therefore, the 30-Day blotter will provide information for users seeking the most current information available. The UCR coding process creates a necessary delay before processed data is available for publication. This data is subject to change once it is processed and republished using Uniform Crime Reporting (UCR) standards. The information is "semi-refined" meaning a police report was taken, but it has not made its way through the court system. All data is reported at the block/intersection level, with the exception of sex crimes, which are reported at the police zone level. The 30-Day Police Blotter contains the most recent initial crime incident data, updated on a nightly basis.
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