Visualizations
Homicides in the City of Pittsburgh, 2010–Present
The dashboard below displays data about the number of homicides in the City of Pittsburgh as well as the neighborhoods where they occurred, time of incidents, weapons used, and victim and offender demographics. Use the interactive features to delve into the specific data you want to see. Data is provided by the Pittsburgh Bureau of ...
Allegheny County Point-in-Time Homelessness Data
Once a year, during the last 10 days of January, a Point-in-Time (PIT) count is conducted to identify individuals and families who are unhoused or living in housing programs operated through Allegheny County’s Continuum of Care for people experiencing homelessness. The following data briefs and related visualization provide information about these individuals and families and ...
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Violence Trends in the City of Pittsburgh, 2010–Present
The dashboard below displays data about homicides, non-fatal shootings, aggravated assaults with a gun, and dispatches for shots fired in Pittsburgh. Use the interactive features to delve more deeply into the specific data you want to see. Data is provided by the Pittsburgh Bureau of Police and is updated monthly; see the upper right of ...
Gun Violence in the City of Pittsburgh, 2010–Present
The dashboard below displays gun violence data, including non-fatal shootings, aggravated assaults with a gun and dispatches for shots fired as well as the time and location of the incidents. The interactive features allow you to delve into the specific data you want to see. Data is provided by the Pittsburgh Bureau of Police and ...
Crime in the City of Pittsburgh, 2010–Present
The dashboard below displays crime data collected by the City of Pittsburgh and reported to state and federal agencies under the Uniform Crime Reporting (UCR) program. Use the interactive features to delve into the specific data you want to see. Data is provided by the Pittsburgh Bureau of Police and is updated monthly; see the ...
Suicide in Allegheny County, 2002 through 2014
With more than 2100 suicides occurring from 2002 through 2014, and with an average annual rate of 13 suicides per 100,000 residents, Allegheny County’s suicide rate is higher than the national average. Suicide disproportionately affects white men, and 35- through 54-year-olds have the highest suicide rate in the County. Firearms and asphyxiation are the most ...
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Involuntary Commitment Petitions in Allegheny County, 2002 through 2013
This dashboard presents the pattern of involuntary commitment petitions such as client demographics, role of petitioner and authorizer, and evaluation facility. It complements the DHS-published data brief “Involuntary Commitment Petitions in Allegheny County.” Click here to view the related report....