CAPTURED ACTIVITY
DAILY VIEWHow the record has changed
Daily listing counts; select a date to examine its records.
PUBLIC SOURCE RESEARCH / YORK COUNTY
Understand the record.
See the bigger picture.
Explore captured York County incident listings across time, municipalities and planning themes, with the context necessary to interpret them responsibly.
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Historical public listings · Eastern Time
Independently compiled · Not a live dispatch service
ANALYSIS SCOPE
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York County | Incident Intelligence
Independent Sponsor York 911 research · Public WebCAD captured archive · Not an official government incident report
COUNTY-WIDE PERSPECTIVE
Historical archiveArchive at a glance
Historical listings in the selected scope
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Captured listings, not verified incidents. Figures describe what appeared in the public source archive. Municipality reference coordinates are not incident locations.
SOURCE CATEGORIES
What was published
Broad categories in the captured record.
Original source categories and research categories may differ; both are retained.
INCIDENT MIX
Leading listing groups
Research groupings, not confirmed outcomes.
GEOGRAPHIC DISTRIBUTION
Leading municipalities
Raw counts, not relative safety or risk.
AT A GLANCE
Selected archive signals
TEMPORAL RESEARCH
Times shown in ETWhen listings appeared
Historical distribution by calendar day and dispatch time, Eastern Time.
PERIOD COMPARISON
Compare equal time windows
Choose a date range of 90 days or less to compare with the preceding interval.
DAY OF WEEK
Distribution across the week
Select a weekday to filter all findings.
WEEKLY / HOURLY PATTERN
Day and hour activity matrix
Select any cell to examine listings dispatched during that day and hour.
FEWERMORE
A darker square indicates more captured entries in the selected archive, not elevated underlying risk.
24-HOUR CYCLE
Distribution by hour
Select a column to filter by dispatch hour.
MONTHLY COVERAGE
Archive counts by month
Partial first and last months are not normalized.
Coverage reminder: An empty calendar day indicates no archived entries for that date. It does not establish that zero calls occurred or that every public listing was collected.
MUNICIPALITY PROFILES
71 named areas in full archiveWhere listings were attributed
Compare jurisdictions by captured source labels, not by assumed scene location.
COUNTY-WIDE REFERENCE
NO SCENE PINSMunicipality reference view
Circles represent recorded municipality totals at administrative reference points, not incident positions.
JURISDICTION RANKING
Municipalities by captured listings
Choose an area to focus the entire research view.
SIDE-BY-SIDE
Municipality comparison
Selected filters apply equally to both areas.
Choose two municipalities to compare their recorded totals and listing types.
COMMUNITY & INFRASTRUCTURE RESEARCH
Research context onlyEvidence for better questions
Explore descriptive patterns that can support scoping, discussion and further verification.
RESEARCH PATHWAYS
◎Explore a subject. Follow the source.
Each topic uses documented descriptive groups. Results do not determine project need, incident cause, hazard probability or investment priority.
DETAILED SOURCE LABELS
Most frequent dispatch descriptions
Published call-type labels, not investigative findings.
RECORDED ROAD REFERENCES
Frequently named roads
Text references grouped by municipality; not verified road segments.
EVIDENCE PACKET
Take the findings into your work
Export source records, preserve selected analytical totals or create a print-ready research brief. The important limitations travel with the figures.
For planning decisions, corroborate patterns against authoritative incident reports, PennDOT data, municipal asset inventories, land-use records, exposure measures and relevant engineering assessments.
PUBLIC SOURCE INDEX
Newest recorded firstEvery listing, traceable
Find dispatch descriptions, road context and original public references within the captured archive.
MATCHING ARCHIVE
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Dispatch time displayed in Eastern Time
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Original source listings may be changed or removed by the source agency. Archived records represent what was observed when captured, not official finalized incident reports.
SOURCE TRANSPARENCY
Methodology & provenanceKnow what the numbers mean
A credible analysis makes its limitations visible.
SOURCE CLASSIFICATIONS
Classification quality
LOCATION PROVENANCE
Geographic certainty
Research methodology
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Original source
Public York County WebCAD entries as independently captured by Sponsor York 911. Public listing content may be updated, corrected, delayed, duplicated or removed.
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Counting unit
Each captured archive entry counts once. A record is a public-source listing, not proof of a distinct verified incident or final case disposition.
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Calendar & coverage
Dispatch dates and hours use local Eastern Time. Gaps represent dates without captured entries, not proof that no emergency activity occurred.
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Type & grouping
Source categories and original incident types remain separate from project-derived groups and priority labels. Missing detailed labels are never inferred.
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Map interpretation
Available points use municipality-area references, not verified scenes. They cannot support parcel-level siting, route clearance, hotspot or hazard assessments.
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Valid comparisons
Raw totals are not adjusted for population, traffic, land area, source coverage or reporting variation. Historical association is not causal evidence.