This is a record of every Class A performed at signalized intersections maintained by the City of Mesa. Class A traffic signal maintenance is defined as the preventive and responsive activities to preserve traffic signal infrastructure and control devices necessary for the safe and efficient utilization of arterial, collector, and local roadways. This includes doing an AC/DC voltage check, cleaning the cabinet, checking the controller and monitor programming and operation, checking pedestrian and vehicle detection operation, checking for signal indication outages, checking equipment inventory, checking communications to the traffic management center, and checking wiring

View used by Routine Temporary Traffic Control Permitting performance measure and redacts fields not needed to calculate measure.

This dataset describes planned and completed traffic signal audits across the City of Mesa managed transportation system. A traffic signal audit is a formal examination of the number of signalized intersections maintained by the City of Mesa. They are checked for proper programming and operation on a quarterly basis by a formal internal team. The data recorded includes the date by which each intersection needed to be audited, as well as the date the audit was completed.

This view excludes employee information and extraneous detail from Cityworks that does not pertain to In-House Street Sweeping. This is a record of every work order captured in the Cityworks program pertaining to sweeping in the City of Mesa. By querying all of the work order records in order to find only the sweeping work orders and organizing by date, we are able to determine if every sweeping route has been revisited within one month.

This view redacts Initiated By field because it contains employee names. This table is a record of every work order captured in the Cityworks program pertaining to striping of mainline inventory. Cityworks provides a platform that helps manage, track, and analyze transportation infrastructure assets (workorders, service requests). Mainline is considered the main part of a road, including lanes and carriageways in both directions, as opposed to auxiliary parts of the road.

Budget Book page.

Weighted Average Pavement Condition Index (PCI) is measured on a scale of 1 to 100 where 100 is best. PCI is used to indicate the general condition of a pavement, is a statistical measure, and requires manual survey of the pavement.

This feature class identifies all streetlight fixtures within the boundary of the City of Mesa, including portions of other bordering agencies. A streetlight fixture includes the lamp, pole, and photocell, if present. Data are stored as a point geometry type feature class in the City Enterprise Geodatabase. The projected coordinate system is NAD 1983 State Plane Arizona Central FIPS 0202 Feet.

Percent of graffiti incidents abated within next full business day after notification

Count of the average length of time for completion of sweeping cycles of both residential and collector streets.