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Public Safety
Citizen safety is our top priority

Ensure Anchorage is a safe place to live, work, and visit and where there is a sense of trust and shared responsibility for maintaining a safe environment

Goals & Measures of Success:
   Through tough enforcement and education programs, get drunk drivers off the streets
  
  • 20002001Q1-2002Q2-2002Q3-2002Q4-2002
    1,7591,759422486504477 
    Percent Change0%--+15.2%+3.7%-5.4%
    Note: The figures for 2000 and 2001 are coincidentally the same. Percent Change indicates the change from the previous quarter or year. 

   Protect life and property from crime
  • -20002001Q1-2002Q2-2002Q3-2002Q4-2002
    Anchorage Number1,5241,748385478 456 402
    Anchorage Rate584670148183175154
    Western United States Rate521520    
    Note: Western United States comparison rate is published by the FBI in November for the previous year. These crimes are titled "part one" crimes by the FBI. UCR data compilation lags by one quarter. 

  • -20002001Q1-2002Q2-2002Q3-2002Q4-2002
    Anchorage Number11,34211,4662,5882,8743,536 2,591
    Anchorage Rate4,3474,3959921,1021,355993
    Western United States Rate3,7023,835    

  • 20002001Q1-2002Q2-2002Q3-2002Q4-2002
    3,980 3,925 1,0021,0089931,086 
    Percent Change-1.4%--+0.6%-1.5%+9.4%

  • -2001Q1-2002Q2-2002Q3-2002Q4-2002
    % Within 4 Min.52%48%57%61%49%
    Av. Response Time5:435:545:064:505:28
    Note: Reports time elapsed from call received to officer arrival on the scene 

  
  • Average number of patrol officers on duty per shift
    Q1-2002Q2-2002Q3-2002Q4-2002
    2323 24 
    Note: APD patrols on a three shift schedule with some overlap between shifts 

   Protect life and property from fire
  • 2001 2002 Q1-2003 Q2-2003 Q3-2003Q4-2003
    Percent Within 4 Min. 67%73.3%72.5.4%75.8%  
    Average Response Time3:393:233:21 3:17  
           
    Note: The National Fire Protection Association response standard for fire emergencies is four minutes of less. This measure reports the time elapsed from when the fire truck is actually rolling to first unit arrival on the scene for code red (serious emergency) calls 

  • 2001 Q1-2002 Q2-2002 Q3-2002 Q4-2002
    64%89%48%64%  57%
    Note: The confinement of a fire to the room of origin greatly reduces the extent of structural damage and minimizes risk of damage to surrounding buildings 

   Respond immediately to emergency medical calls, deliver pre-hospital care, and safely transport patient to care facility
  • 20012002 Q1-2003 Q2-2003 Q3-2003 Q4-2003
    Percent Within 4 Min.59%66.9%69.9%72.8%  
    Average Response Time3:513:523:363:35  
           
    Note: The National Fire Protection Association response standard for basic life support is four minutes or less. This measure reports the time elapsed from when the emergency vehicle is actually rolling to first unit arrival on the scene for code red (serious emergency) calls, and combines both emergency medical technician and paramedic response  

  • Q1-2002Q2-2002Q3-2002Q4-2002
    222278286288

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