In an effort to maintain transparency, the Police Department makes available a variety of statistics ranging from number of citations to number of calls for service on a yearly basis. These statistics are presented below, along with a brief description of the measures tracked.

Traffic Citations
The Southlake Police Department tracks the number of warnings and citations issued by officers each year. Citations are further broken down into demographic groups in order to satisfy Article 2.132 (7) of the Texas Code of Criminal Procedure, which requires the annual reporting to the local governing body of data collected on the race or ethnicity of individuals stopped and issued citations.

• Percentage of Warnings and Citations Issued in 2009
• Traffic Citations by Race and Sex in 2009
• Percentage of Warnings and Citations Issued in 2010
• Traffic Citations by Race and Sex in 2010
• Percentage of Warnings and Citations Issued in 2011
• Traffic Citations by Race and Sex in 2011

Biased Based Profiling Complaints
The Southlake Police Department takes allegations of bias very seriously and tracks complaints related to officer contact in the field and officer contract during traffic stops.

• Biased Based Profiling Complaints, 2008-2011

Year End Crime Statistics
Police Services tracks crime statistics in Southlake and reports back to the Federal Bureau of Investigations (FBI) via a Uniform Crime Report (UCR). These statistics represent the year end UCR submitted to the FBI.

• Year End Crime Statistics in 2009
• Year End Crime Statistics in 2010
• Year End Crime Statistics in 2011

Calls for Service
Every year, the Southlake Police Department receives a significant number of calls for service.

• Calls for Service, 2009-2011