You rock for doing this & posting it. An elected official modeling being a good neighbor is awesome! When was the last time a Mayor & councilmembers tried to mobilize all of Washington for a District-wide trash clean up in collaboration with @DCDPW @DCDGS @DCDPR, with prizes & incentives & awards? Like the “snowcrew,” but for refuse, with community service credit? Can you draft & post a public proposal for upgrading existing cans, starting with @opendatadc data set that maps out what infrastructure exists, & estimates the cost of replacing them, & public health benefits of doing so? Could adding lids & rain bonnets to existing cans now curb household dumping? Long term, what would installing more solar-powered, rat-proof compacting cans in high-density residential areas cost, alongside the steady expansion we’re seeing in high-traffic mixed use areas like the @TheWharfDC or @TheYardsDC ? cronkitenews.azpbs.org/2017/…

With all this big news today in #DCision2026 decided to drop a QGIS map from the 1992 Ward 4 Democratic Primary using data from DCBOE and OpenDataDC

Day 4 of the #30DayMapChallenge: Hexagons 🔷 Sex Offender Registry in Washington, DC. 1,242 registrations at the block level represented on a hexbin map Source: @opendatadc Made with: #rayshader #rstats 🔗Script: bit.ly/3Us4COu

It's not really the vast majority...in fact, with all the growth in NoMa and Navy Yard and the relative stasis in Wards 2 and 3, I am pretty sure it's not a majority anymore period. I am annoyed that @opendatadc doesn't have that as a layer so I can confirm for sure.

Today, our Chief Data Officer presented on the launch of DC Compass - in partnership with @Esri’s @ArcGISOnline groundbreaking AI technology - that uses generative AI to answer data-oriented civic questions & creates maps from thousands of open data sets🗺️📊 @opendatadc #NASCIO24

In FY23, the DC Government received 10,913 FOIA requests. -3,199 granted in full. -2,657 granted/denied in part -3,785 denied. @MayorBowser's office gave this FOIA data to @CouncilOfDC as… a PDF: lims.dccouncil.gov/downloads… cc @OCTODC @opendatadc #SunshineWeek #OpenData #OpenGov

Happy #OpenDataWeek! 🎉 #DidYouKnow Washington, DC has: 📈55,644 Sidewalks & Stairs 📊 13,817 Roadway Blocks 📉163,843 Building Footprints And that @opendatadc offers aerial photography that dates back to 1995?! 🗺️ Check it out today ➡️ opendata.dc.gov/pages/dc-fro…

Happy #OpenDataWeek! 🎉 #DidYouKnow @opendatadc promotes transparency through open data by offering over 1,400 curated datasets, maps, and apps? 📊🗺️ Check out the possibilities of #opendata today! Visit➡️ opendata.dc.gov

DC’s open data offerings, and @opendatadc above all, are such treasures. An incredible resource for any city but especially so for one full of weird nerds

Our @opendatadc team is working on a #data project with our friends @DOEE_DC to survey DC #electricvehicle owners! 🚙📊 If you own an #EV, you can share your feedback about your charging access & experience within the District of Columbia at: 🔗 ev.doee.dc.gov #DCtech

On Tues., 10/17 we'll be at the @DCstartupweek 'Hackathon: Connect Anacostia Business Model’ Our Chief Data Officer will present how @opendatadc is focused on solving a big economic problem faced in the DC region.

Levering and enhancing data helps improve programs, relationships with stakeholders, and supports local businesses and the lives of DC residents. Join us and learn more on Tuesday, September 26th!! @opendatadc @DataCommunityDC dcopendataavirtualtour2023.s…

Thank you! It’s the little things.

The boundaries have been updated. Thx again for the heads up. @opendatadc

We're connecting with @DDOTDC who owns the dashboard to update the boundary lines. Thx for the ping!

This project was only possible because of terrific and free resources from @opendatadc, @wmata, OpenTripPlanner, @LeafletJS, and more (and the campaign @perkinsms and I ran in 2008 to get open WMATA data).

🚦A #rayshader map displaying traffic volume across D.C.🚗💨 Data: @DDOTDC | @opendatadc #rstats #opendata #WashingtonDC #dataviz

This is from March 13, 2022, but it involved a gray nissan sentra: washingtonpost.com/dc-md-va/…

Yeah, as @infinitebuffalo said even with the moving violations and crash data all loaded into a relational database, the best we can do with the public data is make an educated guess 😕 I might have one of our RAs do some digging into this one bc I’m also curious!

You can filter 'crashes in DC' by date, though the interface is pretty rough. there were app. 47 crashes on 3/12/22, resulting in minor injuries to 6 drivers, 4 passengers, and 2 pedestrians. 7 involved a single vehicle, 3 three vehicles, and one 5 (!). No plate states, though.