Data and analysis
for informed and equitable decision-making

An information hub to better understand
issues affecting Allegheny County residents.
Examples: foster care, housing, gun violence

Featured Work

Medication for Opioid Use Disorder (MOUD) in the Allegheny County Jail

New information added August 2025. This page contains an interactive dashboard (Data from 2021-present) and a narrative report (published August 2025). Explore this page to learn about medication for opioid use disorder (MOUD) in the Allegheny County Jail.

Allegheny County’s Involuntary Hospitalization (302) Program

New statement added July 15, 2025.

Learn more about DHS’s commitment to improving outcomes and reducing adverse events.

Data Tools

Quick Count

Access data about residents’ involvement with public systems, and examine overlaps in services. Filter by time frame, location and demographics.

Human Services Community Profile

Find the number of people involved in social services within your community. Compare it to other communities, and examine trends over time.

Recent Work

Medication for Opioid Use Disorder (MOUD) in the Allegheny County Jail

New information added August 2025. This page contains an interactive dashboard (Data from 2021-present) and a narrative report (published August 2025). Explore this page to learn about medication for opioid use disorder (MOUD) in the Allegheny County Jail.

The Incarcerated Individuals Welfare Fund (IIWF)

Since 2022, the Allegheny County Jail Oversight Board (JOB) has approved monthly disbursements of $125 to individuals in custody from the Incarcerated Individuals Welfare Fund (IIWF). This report is a descriptive analysis of the IIWF’s recipients and their use of funds—data intended to inform future disbursement of the IIWF.

Children and Young Adults Who Lost a Parent to an Overdose

Learn more about the demographics and system involvement of families impacted by parental overdose fatalities.