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Can I feel safe in my neighborhood and moving around the city?
ONE CITY. ONE FUTURE.
PUBLIC BETA
Verified data buildout in progress.
One city. One measurement system.
Chicagoans experience one city, even when government operates through many agencies. This dashboard connects outcomes, service delivery and taxpayer value into one transparent performance system.
The Chicago Performance Center is being built as a transparent, citywide measurement system. Indicators are published as sources, definitions, baselines and methodologies are verified. Data gaps are shown openly rather than filled with estimates or artificial scores.
Residents do not experience City Hall as separate agencies. They experience one city — whether their neighborhood feels safe, whether they can afford to stay, whether transportation works, whether opportunity is growing, and whether families and neighborhoods are stable.
Can I feel safe in my neighborhood and moving around the city?
Can my family afford to live, own, rent and build a future here?
Can I get where I need to go safely, reliably and on time?
Can I find work, grow a business and build economic security?
Are schools, families, services, parks and public spaces helping communities thrive?
Citywide composite will be published only when sufficient validated measurement coverage and formally adopted targets exist.
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V2 VALIDATION IN PROGRESS
Scoring and trend views activate only after V2 evidence, coverage, baseline and target requirements are satisfied.
VERIFIED DATA
Current verified indicators are shown below while the broader measurement system continues to be populated.
Select a domain card to inspect lens and metric details.
Every KPI requires a verified starting point before score publication.
Every KPI must name accountable ownership for operational execution.
Every KPI must define corrective-action triggers when status degrades.
Every KPI must state resident-facing and system-level results.
Every KPI must link evidence visible to the public record.
Publication standard: definition, source, target, cadence, owner, confidence label, and corrective-action trigger.
A missing public metric is itself an accountability finding.
Public Beta — September 2026
Data coverage and methodology will continue to expand as additional public sources are verified.