List of all performance measures

Data contains each traffic data "match" generating by the host sensor in one of approximately 100 locations throughout the city. These sensors include Bluetooth/WiFi readers are deployed to collect data from devices that are within range of the sensor usually cellphones. Data is encrypted and then any identifiable information from each read is removed. The system then produces a match and timestamp if a specific device crosses between two readers. Each match is a single traffic data record containing an individual vehicle's travel time and speed along a roadway segment.

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.

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.

Budget Book page.

Budget Book page for the department

This traffic data has been summarized to the hour for the last 180 days. See also https://data.mesaaz.gov/Planes-Trains-Automobiles/Velocity-Individual-Traffic-Match/7dbt-yfru.

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.

Percent of high-priority traffic signal trouble calls (flash calls, red indications burned out, etc.) responded to within one hour