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Safety Events

3vyj-dkjtTransportation23 columns
New York City Department of Transportation hosts various safety events throughout New York City at schools, community centers, senior centers and local playground or parks. Types of events includes child passenger safety, bike safety and helmet distribution, public outreach and more to spread safety awareness.
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Quality

A92.2 / 100

From a 500-row sample across 23 columns.

completeness90/ 25% weight
consistency80/ 20% weight
accuracy94/ 20% weight
timeliness98/ 15% weight
usability100/ 20% weight
  • · Has coordinates — directly mappable, and joinable to other NYC datasets

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Geography

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Sample rows

name_of_orgprogramaddressboroughzip_codeserved_byevent_datecitywide_outreachagedisphead_start_prekhospital_health_careseniors
Ps 372 Children'S School (The)Outreach512 Carroll StreetBK11215Citywide Outreach2024-08-05T00:00:00.000Summer Camp Summer CampGrade 3 Grade 5NoNoNo
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Columns

23 queryable · 23 profiled

The machine field names SoQL needs, with the publisher's own description of each.

FieldTypeDescriptionNullValues
name_of_orgtextName of the institution or location of the safety event.0%DVAPRosedale Car SeatsVZ Street Teams
programcategoricalThe type of safety event.0%OutreachTheaterChild Passenger Safetyof 12
addresstextThe address of the safety event.1%1826 Arthur Avenue55 Water Street1200 Manor Rd
boroughcategoricalThe event the borough is located in.0%BKQN

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    joins onlongitudelatitudebbl+2
  • Child Passenger Safety
    192-09 Crocheron Avenue
    QN
    11358
    Citywide Outreach
    2024-08-05T00:00:00.000
    Car Seat Check
    Adults
    No
    No
    No
    115th PrecinctSpecial Event92-15 Northern Blvd.QN11372Citywide Outreach2024-08-06T00:00:00.000Community FairChildrenNoNoNo
    Brooklyn Car Seat Check #1Child Passenger Safety477 3 StreetBK11215Citywide Outreach2024-08-06T00:00:00.000Car Seat CheckAdultsNoNoNo
    Brownsville Neighborhood Health Action CenterChild Passenger Safety259 Bristol StreetBK11212Citywide Outreach2024-08-06T00:00:00.000Parent WorkshopAdultsNoNoNo
    CAMBA Cornerstone at PS 170KOutreach1940 Benson AvenueBK11214Citywide Outreach2024-08-06T00:00:00.000Safer Streets Safer StreetsGrade 4 Grade 4NoNoNo
    CHN Dr Betty Shabazz Health and ResourceSpecial Event999 Blake AveBK11207Citywide Outreach2024-08-06T00:00:00.000Community Fair Community Fair—NoNoNo
    Mount Sinai Morningside West WICChild Passenger Safety361 West 125th StreetMN10027Citywide Outreach2024-08-06T00:00:00.000Parent WorkshopAdultsNoYesNo
    National Night Out 107 PctSpecial EventParsons Boulevard and Jewel AvenueQN11367Citywide Outreach2024-08-06T00:00:00.000Other Special Event Other Special EventAdults ChildrenNoNoNo
    NYPD PCT 34 NNOSpecial Event183rd and BroadwayMN10033Citywide Outreach2024-08-06T00:00:00.000Other Special EventChildren AdultsNoNoNo

    Showing 12 of 22 columns. All of them are listed below.

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    of 11
    zip_codetextThe postal code of the safety event.1%104571003811212
    served_bycategoricalThe facility name that hosted the safety event.11%Citywide OutreachBx Safety CityTRUEof 5
    event_datedatetimeThe date of the event.0%2018-09-03T00:00:00.0002018-08-01T00:00:00.0002017-07-01T00:00:00.000
    citywide_outreachtextThe topic of the safety event.1%Seniors - StreetwiseWord on the StreetParent Workshop
    agedisptextThe age group or a combination of age ranges participated in the event.3%AdultsOlder AdultsGrade 5
    head_start_prekcategoricalThe event participants are pre-kindergardeners, ages 4 and below.0%NoFalseYesof 6
    hospital_health_carecategoricalThe event are part of the hospital health care program.0%NoFalseYesof 6
    seniorscategoricalThe event participants are senior citizens, ages 62 or up.0%NoYesFalseof 6
    community_sitecategoricalThe event is located at community center.0%NoYesFalseof 6
    handsondisp1categoricalThe event program had hands-on activities.0%NoYesFalseof 6
    special_needscategoricalThe participants and program has other needs, requests or criterias.96%InclusionSelf containedDistrict 75of 6
    latitudefloatLatitude of the site's location10%40.84408340.70360840.596896
    longitudefloatLongitude of the site's location10%-73.894482-74.009691-74.124169
    community_boardintegerCommunity Boards are volunteer-run neighborhood organizations that work on all kinds of issues pertinent to their communities, often working with elected city officials in doing so. Community Board members, who can be as young as 16, are appointed by Borough Presidents and City Council representatives. They serve two-year terms. There are 59 Community Boards in NYC, each of which represents a unique geographical area, known as a Community District. Note: as a column header, “Community Board” (10%412413206
    council_districtintegerThe City Council is the lawmaking body of NYC, on equal footing with the mayor in terms of governing power. Besides legislating, the Council has sole approval power over the city budget, and is the final decision-maker in land use matters. There are 51 City Council members in total, each representing a unique geographical area, called a Council District.10%11531
    binintegerThe BIN (Building Identification Number) is a unique 7-digit number assigned to every known building by the Department of City Planning (DCP), the first digit of which is the borough code. BINs allow city agencies to process and match building-related data easily and in a consistent manner.11%200989110833463000000
    bblintegerThe BBL (Borough, Block, and Lot) is a combination of three numeric codes -- a 1-digit borough number, a block number (up to 5 digits) and a lot number (up to 4 digits) - designated and modified by the Department of Finance (DOF). BBLs are used by various city agencies to identify real estate for taxes, zoning, construction, and other purposes.11%202945001810003275015009550100
    ct2020integerThe Census Tract (Census 2020) field indicates the U.S. Census Tract where the building is located. Please note that as part of the geocoding process, leading and trailing zeros are dropped10%369019181
    nta2020textThe Neighborhood Tabulation Area (Census 2020) are small area boundaries, created by the Department of City Planning (DCP) to aggregate population projections in a small area. Each NTA approximates a minimum population of 15,000. While NTAs were initially created to support PlaNYC, the thirty-year (2000-2030) sustainability plan for NYC, NTAs are now also being used to present data from the Decennial Census and American Community Survey. NTA boundaries and their associated names do not definit10%MN0101BX0602MN1102