This version redacts all sensitive information including the person making the report, street number, longitude, latitude, geolocation, and name of excavator. This dataset contains information necessary to compute the number of reportable incidents occurring per month on Mesa’s natural gas system and determine the cause of any damages that may occur.

This version redacts sensitive information including personnel assigned and responding to the service request. This dataset allows for the calculation of the Arizona 811 Tickets submitted in the Mesa and/or Magma Service Areas. An 811 locate ticket is generated by a homeowner or excavator contacting Arizona’s 811 service and informing them that they have a project that involves underground excavation. The ticket is assigned a ticket identification number and forwarded to the appropriate utility that assigns department various staff (gas, water, electric, etc.) to identify and mark any existing underground utilities in the specified project area.

Average frequency of interruptions per customer measured on a monthly basis. SAIFI =the number of customers interrupted divided by the total number of active customers.

Budget Book page.

A view that joins the summed expenditure amounts and the customer counts by month for Electric. Used for Performance Metrics.
Data Sources:
https://citydata.mesaaz.gov/Financial-Services/City-Expenditures/cmtm-9tuw
https://citydata.mesaaz.gov/Energy-Utilities/Electric-Consumption/efwv-ff2w

Comparison of monthly actual and budgeted electric power supply and transmission costs on a cumulative basis.

This dataset allows for the monthly computation of the System Average Interruption Duration Index (SAIDI) for the City of Mesa’s electric utility. The System Average Interruption Duration Index is commonly used as a reliability indicator by electric power utilities. It measures the average outage duration for each customer served and is calculated by taking the sum of the total customer minutes of service interruptions and dividing that by the total number of customers served. Data reporting may have a lag of 14 days.

Measures and tracks the percent of emergency response times within the Mesa gas system area that exceed the 30 minutes response time target, from notification to arrival on the scene.

This version redacts all sensitive information including who the case was submitted to, who was dispatched, actual location of the incident, and the geocoded location of the incident. The data documented in the table below is the information related to each emergency call that is received by Energy Resources. The data serves as the official record for each call and is used for various things such as determining response time, tracking call volume and ultimately serving as the official record of a response if any questions should arise about how Energy Resources handled an emergency call.

The number of 'probable non-compliance issues' and 'notice of violations' from the AZ Corporation Commission. Data is reported quarterly but may have an additional 30 day lag.