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POST-CONTACT DATA ABOUT PUBLIC SERVICES

About Post-Contact Data

About Post-Contact Data

About Post-Contact Data

The Bureau of Justice Statistics (BJS) estimates that there are 53.5 million contacts between police and civilians (aged 16+) per year. Post-contact data collection sheds light on what happens during traffic stops, service calls, and other points of contact.

Race and Equality

About Post-Contact Data

About Post-Contact Data

Systematically collecting demographic data about race and ethnicity can help identify inequities in stop volume, outcomes, and services that police are providing to the public. This is now required by the State of California (and others) and is considered best practice.

Procedural Justice

About Post-Contact Data

Procedural Justice

Asking community members and officers procedural questions means that My90 collects specific data. Post-contact data collection is not a customer satisfaction survey, official complaint, or general feedback. We complement existing channels without creating redundancies.

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City of austin, tx

My90 worked with the City of Austin and the Austin Police Department to test post-contact data collection methods and establish a practical set of best practices.

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policing project

The Policing Project at the NYU School of Law has conducted a voluntary audit of My90's post-stop data policies and practices. To learn more about best practices, visit the guidebook published by the Policing Project and the Center for Policing Equity in 2020:

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