Billings Police Offenses Dashboard
This simple, user-friendly dashboard is available to the public and displays BPD offenses since January 2024. I built the application in ArcGIS Online with the Dashboards platform. The design is mobile-friendly.
Bobbi Johnson
Geospatial Interface Designer & Project Manager
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SkyPath Finder: Powerline & Drone Flight Planner
I designed this application for a contest held by the Montana Association of Geographic Information Professionals (MAGIP), and won 2nd place. The organization provided powerline data and asked members to create an application, dashboard or map that utilized this data in a creative way.
I built the application in ArcGIS Online with the Experience Builder platform. The app integrates powerline data with LAANC US facility airspace information, and provides both 2D and 3D viewing capabilities. You can create flight animations in a 3D environment, search for powerlines near you and contribute to the project by editing and creating new powerline data. The design is mobile-friendly.
Billings Police: PSN Data Portal
Project Safe Neighborhoods (PSN) is a national program managed by the Department of Justice and implemented by the US Attorneys’ Office in each US district. It is a collaborative effort between federal, state and local law enforcement to address and combat violent crime. The Billings Police Department receives a federal grant to spearhead the PSN project in Montana.
The PSN Data Portal is a resource where information and intelligence data can be stored and easily accessed in a seamless manner through various queries, maps, search options and visualizations. Local and federal agencies are given access to the Portal.
I built the PSN Portal in Portal for ArcGIS as law enforcement sensitive data cannot be stored in ArcGIS Online. I used several ArcGIS platforms to build the PSN Portal, including Experience Builder, Web AppBuilder and Insights.
Due to the sensitive nature of the information, the PSN Portal is not available for viewing. The link below takes you to the credits page of the application.
Billings Police Halloween Resource Analysis App
The Director of the Billings Police Crime Prevention Center requested I create this application for the Halloween weekend of 2022. Every Halloween, minor incidents, such as disturbances and vandalism, increase considerably. The director wanted an application that mapped and analyzed incidents from the past year’s holiday.
The application includes hotspot analysis, cluster analysis and incident filtering. Using this data, the CPC and BPD made data-driven decisions as to how to effectively allocate resources to prevent crime.
I built the application in ArcGIS Online using the Experience Builder platform.
Billings Police Eyes on the Block
Eyes on the Block is a voluntary program where citizens submit information about security cameras located at their homes. If a crime occurs in an area where the police need video footage, investigators can use the app to generate a report of names and addresses where residents are willing to share their footage if requested by the police.
The application has two parts: the survey accessible to the public for providing camera information and the secure application members of law enforcement use to locate available cameras.
I created the public form in ArcGIS Survey 123 and the secure mapping application in Web AppBuilder. Investigators can mark a point on the map and choose a radius within which they need video footage. The application creates a pdf report that contains names, addresses and camera information.
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Bobbi Johnson
Geospatial Interface Designer & Project Manager