This is a historical measure for Strategic Direction 2023. For more data on Austin demographics please visit austintexas.gov/demographics.

This dataset supports measure EOA.D.7 of SD23”
Data Source: U.S. Census Bureau
Calculation: #of households making less than 60% MFI annually within the City of Austin/total # of households making less than 60% MFI annually in the Austin Metropolitan Statistical Area (MSA)
Measure Time Period: 2005-2017
Automated: No
Date of last description update: 08.17.2020

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This dataset provides detailed data for urban trail segments constructed within the full purpose jurisdiction of the City of Austin starting in calendar year 2017.

This dataset supports the SD23 performance measure HE.C.5: Number and percentage of linear miles of newly constructed sidewalks and urban trails that lie within census tracts with no low levels of leisure-time physical activity among adults aged 18 years or older.

This performance card shows the amount of energy generated from carbon-free sources as a percentage of load.

Strategic Direction 2023 (SD23) Measure HE.D.3 reports the number and percentage of creeks and lakes in good or excellent health. This measure is calculated every two years using the monitoring data from the Watershed Protection Department's Environmental Integrity Index (EII) and Austin Lakes Index (ALI) programs. These programs monitor and assess the chemical, biological, and physical integrity of Austin’s creeks and lakes.

Note: Due to software limitations, the scores for one biennial reporting period (e.g., FY2013/2014) are repeated twice in the dataset in order to enable the creation of data visualizations that require annual reporting.

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This data set displays the number of households benefiting from Customer Assistance Program (CAP) for each fiscal year.

The City of Austin has one of the most generous Customer Assistance Programs in the nation. Utility bill discounts are a key component of the program. Discounts are provided to customers who are already receiving benefits through a variety of federal, state, county, or city assistance programs.

Under the program, qualifying Austin Energy customers receive a waiver of the $10 monthly electric customer charge; are exempt from paying the portion of the community benefit charge that supports the Utility Bill Discount Program; and receive a 10% discount on their kWh usage charge.

Austin Water customers also receive a discount on the water/wastewater customer charge as well as a volumetric discount on a customer’s water usage. Watershed Protection provides a 50% discount on the drainage fee. Public Works under a separate qualification waives the transportation user fee.

This dataset supports measure EOA.G.4 of SD23

Data Source: Oracle Utilities Customer Care and Billing (CCB) System

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This data shows a count of unintentional overdose deaths by year within the city limits of Austin. The data is reported from the Office of Vital Statistics.

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Data collected from an annual street condition survey is used to classify the street condition where the streets rated fair to excellent are considered satisfactory (and everything below fair is unsatisfactory).

The measure's outcome reflects the ratio of satisfactory lane miles in the City's street inventory to the total number of lane miles in the City's street inventory. This measure is also a Key Performance Indicator for the Austin Transportation and Public Works Department (TPW), which means that it helps TPW gauge the quality of City's street network, identify priority areas that need work, and take data-informed decisions on keeping the street network in serviceable conditions.

This dataset is collected and compiled by the Street and Bridge Operations division under the Austin Transportation and Public Works Department. The measure time period is on an annual fiscal year basis.

Calculation: Ratio of satisfactory (fair to excellent) lane miles in the City's street inventory to the total number of lane miles in the City's street inventory.

This table contains aggregated street condition data for each fiscal year beginning in FY2018. A contract vendor surveys street conditions for one-third to one-half of the City of Austin each year. The reported value each year represents the aggregate reported conditions for the three most recent years as of the year reported. Detailed condition data for the most recent fiscal year can be found in the dataset Strategic Measure_Street Segment Condition Data.

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This performance card shows the number of unique participants in the City of Austin's Customer Assistance Program.

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.