Information and data related to calls, both 911 and non-emergency, handled by Ramsey County Emergency Communications Center.

This dataset shows calls for service for police and fire agencies served by Ramsey County Emergency Communications Center. Geolocation references city and zip code, not a precise location.

The dataset includes total incoming calls, both emergency (9-1-1) and non-emergency, and outgoing non-emergency. Emergency calls are broken down by type of call, whether from a cell phone, landline, etc.

911 calls involving medical incidents from 2019 to the present. This dashboard includes summary data from 911 medical emergency and non-emergency calls from the public; internal calls and incidents generated by police, fire and ambulance services; and calls from other public safety agencies.

This dataset outlines the emergency communications call volume by month and hour.

This dataset contains a monthly count for each medical problem nature handled by the Ramsey County Emergency Communications Center. Data is from January 2019 to the present.

Dataset showing the number of people experiencing homelessness. This data includes people staying in emergency shelters and other programs serving those experiencing homelessness, as well as a head count of those identified as homeless in non-shelter locations on the night of the survey.

Applications for emergency assistance by applicants' location. Funding is through the Ramsey County Investment and Support Efforts (RISE) program in 2021. The RISE program was established using funding from the federal government through the Coronavirus Aid, Relief and Economic Security (CARES) Act.

Emergency Communications Center jurisdictions.

Applicants for emergency assistance by race and Hispanic ethnicity. Funding is through the Ramsey County Investment and Support Efforts (RISE) program in 2021. The RISE program was established using funding from the federal government through the Coronavirus Aid, Relief and Economic Security (CARES) Act.