🗺️ A tour of the area report

The report is the home of the tool. It gathers every signal for one area and one period into a single page. Here is what each part is for, in the order you meet it.

The area picker and date range

At the top you choose the area (within what your plan covers) and the date range. The report opens on the latest complete month. A Provisional tag means that month's numbers can still rise as late HPD records arrive. "Data through" tells you the newest date behind the page.

The bottom line

The dark banner is a written briefing made from the numbers: the main counts plus anything that stands out. It is the fastest way to understand the month. "Read the full briefing" opens the full Field Notes briefing for the period.

The four signal cards

Recorded, Reported, Noticed, and Sought. Each card shows a count and a small trend line. The first three also show the change from last month; Sought, still in beta, covers all of Oahu and shows its count only.

Rates, trends, and the map

Below the cards, the report breaks each signal down by category and over time, shows rates per 1,000 people with their likely range, and maps the area. The map has six views:

• Standard (ZIP): Recorded, Reported, or Noticed for each ZIP code.
• Fine grain: small cells of equal size, showing counts.
• Census tracts: rates per 1,000 people present by day.
• Overnight share: each ZIP's share of records that came in overnight.
• Change over time: what went up or down against the months before.
• Attention vs record: where community attention and the police record matched or differed.

Expand opens the map full screen, where you can scroll to zoom and drag to move. Focus narrows the Recorded layer to one type of offense. Dashed rings mark your own registered sites; click a ring to see the figures within about half a mile of that site.

Reading the map colors

Plain gray means nothing was recorded, or, on the rate views, too few people are there by day to give a steady rate. A faint warm tint means 1 to 4 records, too few to show the exact number. Muted color means the likely range is wide. Click any shaded area to see what can be said about it. For what rates and ranges mean, see Reading the numbers.

Building a shareable version

Report and Build (top of the page) open a full, print-ready version and, on plans that include it, a PDF download. The PDF carries the same numbers as the screen.