Office of Data & Performance · Data current August 2026
Your city.
Your numbers.
Where your tax dollars go, how city services are doing, and what is being built in your neighborhood. Plain answers for all 68,400 of us, on any phone.
- $214M
- Adopted Budget
- 68,400
- Residents
- 94%
- 311 Requests Closed On Time
- 41
- Capital Projects Underway
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- Budget & Spending$214M adopted for FY2025-26View
- City PerformancePotholes fixed in 4.2 days on averageView
- 311 Service Requests94% closed on timeView
- Capital Projects41 projects underwayView
- Public SafetyIncidents per 10k trending downView
- Permits & DevelopmentWhat's being built, street by streetView
- Community Profile68,400 of us and growingView
- AccessibilityHow this site works for every readerView
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Whole datasets as CSV, Excel, or JSON, generated in your browser. Every dashboard also offers filtered downloads next to its charts. No account, no forms.
Data covers FY2016-17 through FY2025-26.
Budget, adopted and actual
Every department, division, and category, ten fiscal years.
311 service requests by month
Opened and on-time closures by type and neighborhood.
Capital projects
Every project with status, budget, and spending to date.
Public safety incidents
Annual counts by category and neighborhood. Raw counts are published unsuppressed here as official statistics.
Permits issued by fiscal year
Counts and construction valuation by permit type.
Our commitments
- Your money, itemized
Every budget dollar drills down from department to line item, and we show actual spending next to the plan, including the years we ran over.
- Careful with small numbers
Crime counts under 10 are suppressed and small-sample rates are flagged, because a handful of incidents should not brand a block.
- Fresh and dated
Every chart says how often its data updates and the date it is current through. If something lags, the label says so.
The City of Sterling Falls publishes this data under its open data policy and Virginia public records law, consistent with the Americans with Disabilities Act and Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act. Questions about this data? Contact the Office of Data & Performance.