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Information provided by respondent cities through the 2016 LOC Infrastructure Survey.

This data shows the source of 311 requests and the wait time to speak to an agent when dialing 311 for years 2013-2014.

Active Water Conservation by Acre Feet in the City of Los Angeles.

Official addresses assigned in the City of Los Angeles created and maintained by the Bureau of Engineering.

The State of California has adopted targets to reduce Green House Gas (GHG) emissions to 1990 levels by 2020 and to ultimately achieve an 80% reduction from…

Official Assessor Parcel Numbers assigned by the County of Los Angeles and entered and maintained by the Bureau of Engineering.

Berth depicts the location and berth number of all berths within the Port of Los Angeles.

Cumulative Number Of Streetlights Converted To LED

This dataset shows the percentage of streetlight outages that are repaired within 10 business days.

Annual Data FY 10 to FY 13 for street resurfacing, resealing, small asphalt repairs (potholes), slurry seal

The Department of Building and Safety is required by the Los Angeles Municipal Code to issue a Certificate of Occupancy for every building or structure in the…

A Customer Service Request is a request received by the Department of Building and Safety from the City's constituents to investigate a site/property for a…

A Customer Service Request is a request received by the Department of Building and Safety from the City's constituents to investigate a site/property for a…

All permitted construction work are subject to inspection by authorized Building and Safety inspectors.

Temporary Special Events being held within the City of Los Angeles are required to be inspected and approved by the Department of Building and Safety.

The Bureau of Engineering is the City of Los Angeles agency responsible for construction permits within the City’s public right-of-way.

This dataset contains metrics that measure the operational performance of the Bureau of Street Lighting.

Official City Boundary for the City of Los Angeles created and maintained by the Bureau of Engineering / GIS Mapping Division.

These metrics do not change on a regular basis.

This data describes the Plan Check cases completed by DBS within 15 days the percentage of customers at DBS development services counters served within 30…

Los Angeles gets its water from several sources, including local water supplies, recycled water and the Owens Valley.

In March 2013, the LADWP Board approved a contract that will enable LADWP to completely transition out of coal power.

Installed Capacity from Solar Incentive Program in Quarter Years (Kilowatts)

To reduce Los Angeles' contribution to global warming pollution and to comply with state mandates, DWP is increasing the percentage of its energy that comes…