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Troutdale advisory committee flags gaps between sheriff dispatch logs and county dashboard, asks for analyst briefing
Summary
The Troutdale Public Safety and Equity Advisory Committee voted to reappoint two members to a working group and spent most of its July 3 meeting reviewing a voluminous Multnomah County calls-for-service packet. Members found large mismatches with the county’s public dashboard, requested the sheriff’s captain return and asked that a county data analyst appear at the next meeting.
Troutdale’s Public Safety and Equity Advisory Committee on July 3 focused much of its meeting on a newly enlarged packet of law-enforcement call logs and what members described as unexplained differences between that packet and the Multnomah County public crime dashboard.
Chair Shelby told the committee the packet — a compilation of Bureau of Emergency Communication dispatch logs and county records — had grown from a few pages to roughly a hundred, with all filters removed so members could see every logged call. “We want to see what we really need to see,” Shelby said,…
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