Crime Statistics

For the GIS dataset, download the "GET_2021.zip" shapefile attachment on this page. The Priority Neighborhoods GIS feature class dataset assigns each census tract in Oakland a level of priority in quintiles from lowest to highest, determined by seven demographic factors: 1) People of Color [25% of score], 2) Low-Income Households (<50% Area Median Income) [25% of score], 3) People with Disability [10% of score], 4) Seniors 65 Years and Over [10% of score], 5) Single Parent Families [10% of score], 6) Severely Rent-Burdened Households [10% of score], and 7) Low Educational Attainment (less than a bachelor's degree) [10% of score]. The Priority Neighborhoods GIS dataset was developed as part of the DOT's Geographic Equity Toolbox. Version 2 (this version) of the dataset relies upon 2019 5-Year American Community Survey (ACS) data. This version is the latest version. The previous version, Version 1, relied upon 2017 5-Year ACS data. Find more information about the methodology in the interactive online Geographic Equity Toolbox: http://oakgis.maps.arcgis.com/apps/MapSeries/index.html?appid=fd47784582294d7b87cfb3ee1b047ea8

Illustrates the City's Zoning Districts. Includes minor changes made effective on November 3, 2011, which includes a new Chinatown overlay zone (CH). Ordinance 13090.

Low access, low income census tracts greater than 1/2 mi from supermarket

PRR 11675 stop data

List of all currently permitted mobile food vending group sites in Oakland. For questions and concerns, call Nancy Marcus at (510) 238-3294.