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Daily call map
The previous seven days, one day at a time. Premium also opens today.
San Antonio · Calls for service
A free account opens live SAPD calls, area maps, the last week of stats, and 5 alert notifications each day. Those 5 are shared across a nearby radius, one city area, one ZIP, and one school. The previous week is on the daily map with no account. Premium adds today, school and district filters, two years of history, unlimited alerts, and drawn alert areas.
Unofficial app. Live calls from SAPD’s public feed (hundred-block addresses) and historical CFS from Open Data SA under CC BY 4.0. Sources and disclaimers.
Parents watching a campus — find a school
Residents following a ZIP, city area, or school district
Anyone checking the previous week of calls on the map
No account is required for the previous week on the daily map. A free account follows calls as they happen and opens city areas, ZIPs, and schools. It receives 5 alert notifications each day (9:00 a.m. to 9:00 a.m. Eastern), shared across nearby alerts, one city area, one ZIP, and one school. Premium extends the history and sends every matching alert.
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The previous seven days, one day at a time. Premium also opens today.
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Active SAPD calls, filtered by ZIP, division, city area, category, and call type. Choose which types appear.
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City areas, ZIP codes, and schools, each with live calls and the last week of stats.
Premium
A free account can watch one city area, one ZIP, and one school, plus a nearby radius. Those watches share 5 notifications each day. Premium watches every area, ZIP, school, and district, sends every match, and includes two drawn areas — plus longer stats and address history.
City areas, ZIP codes, and school districts are maps you can open with a free account. The live list adds filters on top of the call types you chose to see.
School and school-district filters on the live list require Premium in the app.
Open a city area, ZIP, school, or school district and see the last week: volume, category mix, and how calls were closed. Premium adds 30 days, 6 months, 12 months, each calendar year, and all-history totals.
How many calls, which categories dominate, and which problem types show up most in that area.
See which calls ended with a police report, with no official report, cancelled, or still pending.
On Premium windows, the average leaves out the highest and lowest 5% of similar areas, and the same group is shown per day.
Open each district for the same week. Premium keeps the window at 30 days, a year, or all history so the comparison is the period you care about.
Every account sees the five most recent calls at that hundred-block address. Premium pages through the last 24 months.
A free account can follow a nearby radius, one school, one city area, or one ZIP. Notifications from all of those share one limit of 5 each day. Premium adds every school and district, every area and ZIP, and a shape you draw — still limited to the call types you selected.
The same public calls, scoped to a campus, a district, or a block you care about.
Parents
You want activity close to school, and a way to compare the district around a house. With a free account you can:
Outcome: A campus and a district you can check this week, and alerts when you want them to arrive with the app closed.
Residents and homebuyers
A city area or ZIP answers “what has this place looked like lately.” A single address answers “what has happened on this block.” You can:
Outcome: A briefing from releasable calls for service — hundred-block addresses, a general map area, and the City’s own limits on what is released.
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Police Calls SAPD is unofficial. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or operated by the City of San Antonio or SAPD. Calls for service are not crime reports. The City explains both in its Calls for Service FAQ.
Scraped in near real time from SAPD’s public active-call feed. Addresses are rounded to the hundred block. Only calls where the assigned unit has arrived and is working the call are listed. Calls that privacy laws keep from release are omitted, whether or not someone is working them. The map shows a general area and may include nearby businesses or locations.
SAPD Calls for Service by the City of San Antonio, licensed under CC BY 4.0. We modify that dataset: we filter it, combine it with the live feed, and geocode it for maps and stats. Modified data is not official government data. Full credit is in the Terms of Service.