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Mesa Police Department 2001 Annual Report


Crime Analysis Unit |
Communications Division |
Information
Systems |
Fiscal Management/Budget Unit |
Planning
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Professional Standards
| Evidence
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Crime Lab |
Records
Crime Analysis
The members of the Crime Analysis Unit are dedicated to providing support for
the tactical, strategic and administrative needs of the police department and
the community. They utilize the most current technology and methods available to
collect, process and communicate information related to police calls for service
and criminal activities in the community. The unit members use a variety of
computer hardware and software systems as tools to aid in this process.
The focus of the unit is to provide timely and accurate information to
support the tactical decisions and needs of the police department, while also
supporting the other departmental needs. The analysts are assigned
geographically to each of the four patrol districts and to assist Criminal
Investigations. The Crime Analysis members are currently involved in several
projects to enhance their ability to track and analyze the crime trends and
patterns that occur within the city. The enhancements will provide valuable aid
in support of community policing activities, crime prevention and
awareness, patrol activities, and investigations. The Crime Analysis Unit
maintains an information website dedicated to providing citizens with current
information. It includes calls for service and crimes for the entire city, most
frequent intersection-related accident locations, junior high and high school
crime, Uniform Crime Report totals, and calls for service to multi-housing
facilities. Visit the Crime Analysis website at www.Mesaaz.gov/police/crime_analysis/default.aspx.
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During the year 2001, for every thousand
residents in Mesa, there was an average
of 64.5 serious crimes reported. |
Calls for Service = Approximately .4%
change from
1999 to 2000 and approximately 3.4% change
from 2000 to 2001. |
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