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CITY DEMOGRAPHICS The 2020 Census showed the City of Roseville had a population of 36,254, with 27.8% of the population being persons of color.' Since 2000, the City of Roseville has undergone a number of noteworthy changes that have affected the demographics of the city. In addition to Roseville residents, it is estimated that approximately 36,000 people travel into the city daily to work and over 14 million visit Rosedale Center annually.2 More details on Roseville's demographics can be found on the City of Roseville's Economic Developmentwebnage. According to the Roseville Area Schools3, White students constituted 43 % of the enrollment and 57 % identified as persons of color. Asian students accounted for 20% of the total student body, Black students for 16%, Hispanic students for 14%, and multiracial students for 7%. In 2021, Roseville officers conducted 1,863 traffic stops. For each stop, the location, date, and time of the stop are automatically recorded by the computer aided dispatch (CAD) system. Officers are responsible for recording the reason for the stop, the gender of the driver, the officer's perception of the driver's race, whether the person and/or vehicle was searched, and the final outcome of the stop (i.e. warning or citation issued). Officers record that data when clearing the call either by the in -car computer or over the radio to dispatch. Regardless of the method of entry, the data is sent to and stored by Ramsey County. All departments reporting data have access to a portal where data can be queried and exported. After exporting the 2021 data, the few incident fields missing information were resolved by RPD personnel by cross-referencing the unique CAD case identifiers with reports stored in a departmental records management system (RMS). TYPE OF TRAFFIC STOP INITIATED Upon clearing a traffic stop, officers are required to document the initial reason for the stop. When a traffic stop falls into multiple categories, officers document the initial reason they initiated a traffic stop. The four categories are: 1. Moving Violation (e.g. speeding, running a red light, distracted driving, reckless driving) 2. Vehicle Violation (e.g. revoked license plate, expired tabs, burned out lights) 3. Investigate (e.g. warrants, investigative alert or attempt to locate on a specific vehicle, vehicle or occupants match suspect description, suspicious vehicle) 4. Citizen Complaint (e.g. citizen calls in a reckless driver) In 2021, moving violations comprised 82.6% of stops, 11.2% of stops were for vehicle violations, and 6.2% of stops were for investigative reasons. There was only one stop resulting from a citizen complaint. (All tables used to create figures can be found in the Appendix, if not already included in the main document.) Reason Traffic Stop was Initiated, 2021 n=1863 9-1-1/Citizen, 1, 0% I nvestigative, 115, 6% de Violation, '09,11% Figure 1 - Reason Stop was Initiated t United States Census Bureau https://data.census. ov cedsci/profile?g=1600000US2755852 2 ESRI, 2017-07-03 http://www.srowroseville.com/roseville/site-selectors/community-profile/;https://rosedalecenter.com/about 4/28/2022 3 Roseville Area Schools District boundaries extend into portions of other cities, including Maplewood, Little Canada, Shoreview, & St. Paul. httl2s7//www.isd623.org/about-our-district 4/28/2022 Service + Integrity + Respect + Innovation 2