Our dashboards are part of a larger movement within our local criminal justice system and community to use data, technology, and research as tools to reduce incarceration and racial disparities and to improve outcomes for justice involved individuals and crime victims. Tools like our dashboards help us create safer communities and advance the dialogue on best practices for local justice systems.
We are excited to make our data accessible and understandable for the community without needing advanced technical expertise. Although accessible via a mobile device, viewers should use a desktop or laptop computer for the best viewing experience.
Dashboard Resources
We have compiled a series of resources designed to aid users in their dashboard viewing experience and/or to better understand the criminal justice system.
The Multnomah County District Attorney's Office is currently in the process of upgrading our internal case management system and data tracking databases. As a result of this upgrade the monthly refresh on all MCDA interactive dashboards will be paused until the upgrade is complete and the dashboards can be reconstructed. Until further notice, MCDA dashboards will only feature data through the first quarter of 2024 (up to 3/31/24). Questions or inquiries requiring more up-to-date data can be forwarded to the MCDA Research & Evaluation team atresearchunit@mcda.us