During September, the Madison Police Department addressed 2731 incidents in the North District. That is an average of 91 incidents per day.
As a reminder, most incidents are calls for service from citizens. These calls could be for reports of crime, but could also be for non-criminal occurrences like traffic crashes, civil disputes or parking complaints. Activities that officers initiate on their own will also account for incidents in these totals - for example, activities like a traffic stop for speeding or some time spent on foot patrol. Incident titles are created when the call is originated or first received by a dispatcher. This original title may not always reflect what actually occurred and what is ultimately investigated by the MPD.
Here are the September incidents in the North District by day of the week:
Here are the September incidents in the North District by time of day:
. Here are the top 15 most frequent types of call for service during the month:
