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Bounded first-party CDE API family for monthly Crime Trend summaries at national, state/territory, and reporting-agency levels. Responses provide offense and clearance counts and rates, comparison series, population and participating-population denominators, population coverage, and UCR data-currency pins. The coordinated offense, state/territory, and agency lookups provide the identifiers and current offense menu required to address the summaries. Violent and property trends combine SRS with NIBRS submissions converted/summarized for trend presentation; aggregate displays may include FBI estimates for incomplete or nonreporting agencies. This Source is not a crime-risk model, premises prediction, incident-level NIBRS product, county-total product, or proof that unreported crime did not occur.

Commercial, non-contributory modeled crime-risk score product for buyer-named addresses and geographies. Coordinated delivery includes the CRIMECAST portal, Basic/Premium/Premium+ reports, PDF/Excel, API and batch lookup, GIS layers, and flat files. Scores carry methodology, benchmark geography, past/current/projected year, and release-vintage dimensions; Premium+ adds CAS, POI, demographic, CRF, and methodology-pattern context.

Current public jurisdiction-level ArcGIS FeatureServer behind FEMA's Building Code Adoption Tracking portal. It covers tracked authorities across the 50 states, District of Columbia, and five U.S. territories and emits jurisdiction polygons, place/county/state labels, an as-of timestamp, building and residential model-code edition descriptors, existing-building and WUI code descriptors, adoption and local-weakening notes, state reference links, and FEMA hazard/code classifications. The current layer contained 33,041 records and a uniform 2026-06-30 Data_Currency when checked. The schema does not expose a general FIPS identifier, jurisdiction-type field, structured amendment text, adoption instrument, structured effective date, or historical supersession chain.

Statewide Georgia drinking-water PFAS monitoring layer for public and semi-public water systems and treatment plants.

Commercial PDF publication that combines pooled 2003–2023 ATUS time diaries with OEWS wage rates to report daily time and replacement-value measures for household production and other activities across 385 U.S. demographic groupings. The current offered edition is the 2023 valuation edition, updated on the publisher page in April 2025.