Traffic Incident Reports but with the published date set as a floating timestamp datatype. Along with several other derived fields.

Based on the Protected Streets dataset https://datahub.austintexas.gov/Transportation-and-Mobility/Protected-Streets/efgh-p2bn/about_data.

Protected Streets are streets that have paved within the last five (residential) or seven (collector/arterial) years or have an RCI greater than seven (collector/arterial). There are strict guidelines for justification of cuts and restoration of Protected Streets. There is also a street damage recovery fee assessed for the life of the pavement that is lost.

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The top 10 dates with the highest number of traffic incident reports. Most dates include days with inclement weather.

This identifies all of the City of Austin corridors that are used for SD 2023 mobility measures. Each entry represents a single direction of a given corridor.

This dataset contains records of work completed from May 2017 to present by traffic signal technicians in the city of Austin, TX. This work is managed by the Arterial Management Division (AMD) of the City of Austin Transportation and Public Works (TPW) department. A previous version of this dataset existed under the unique identifier hst3-hxcz

The records are managed in a work management system tracker and the dataset is automatically updated multiple times per day.

This story is about the number and percentage of City departments that have documented critical infrastructure following sector-specific guidance

This story is about the Number and percentage of City departments that have completed performance and vulnerability audits of documented critical infrastructure following sector-specific guidance

The map shows the locations where the public may find Voter Information Brochures for the 2016 Mobility Bond. Learn more about the proposed bond at www.AustinTexas.gov/2016Bond. For questions, call 512-974-7840.

This measure describes the condition of streets maintained by the City of Austin Public Works Department. In fiscal year 2022, this network consisted of 7998 miles of pavement, of which 5960 miles were in fair to excellent condition.

This story is about the number and percentage of our critical infrastructure for which vulnerabilities have been assessed and addressed via protective and/or mitigation strategies