Proof of concept.This is an unofficial demo built by Datopian from the City of Evanston's public data. The official portal is data.cityofevanston.org. Questions or feedback: hello@datopian.com

A PortalJS proof of concept · data from the City of Evanston's ArcGIS Hub

Welcome to

Evanston Open Data

Find, explore and query the City's public data: street trees, zoning, traffic crashes, restaurant inspections, 311 requests and more.

53
Datasets
386,083
Records
8
Categories

Synced from the City's ArcGIS Hub on Nov 5, 2026

What’s at my address?

Your garbage and recycling day, your ward and alderperson, your zoning, and the nearest park and beach.

Browse by category

Every public dataset from the City's ArcGIS Hub, grouped by topic.

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Evanston in layers

Wards, parks, beaches, bike routes, speed humps and traffic signals, drawn straight from the City’s published data. Pick a layer to open it, or combine any of them on the map.

Open the map

Evanston in layers

drawn from this portal’s data

Data story

When and where do traffic crashes happen in Evanston?

9,472 crash records, by day, hour, cause and street. We combined the City’s crash table with its street map to show where crashes are densest.

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Using the data

Free to reuse

The City publishes this data under its Open Data Portal Terms of Use. Please read them before you reuse the data.

Find and use a dataset

Search by name or browse by category. Tables open in a sortable, filterable preview you can query with SQL; map layers open on a map. Everything downloads as CSV, and connects to the live ArcGIS service.

Missing something?

Ask the City’s open data team at gis@cityofevanston.org, or file a request on the public records portal.

Reports and City tools

The City also publishes these reports and tools.

Your ArcGIS stays the source

Nothing changes for the City’s GIS and open data team. Data keeps being managed in ArcGIS; this site reads it, can refresh on a schedule, and gives residents a faster way in: search across every dataset, tables and maps that load instantly, and queries that run in the browser.