Seattle Public Safety Allocator

M/M/c Queuing Engine
βš™οΈ Deployment Parameters
Priority 1 Call Volume 42 / hr
Simulated emergency dispatch demand
Active Camera Density 35%
Active automated & CCTV surveillance feed ratio
Dedicated Felony Investigators 18 Detectives
Assigned caseload capacity for felony resolution
πŸš“ Sector Patrol Staffing
1. Downtown / Stadium 12 Units
2. Commercial Core 8 Units
3. Port / Industrial 6 Units
4. Residential North 6 Units
5. Residential South 10 Units
πŸ—ΊοΈ Sector Coverage Network & Live Propagation Post-Event Active
Topology Legend
Sector Dispatch Hub
Camera/Surveillance Coverage
Priority Emergency Call Node
πŸ“Š Live Queue & Response Telemetry
Avg P-1 Response 6.8 min Target: < 7.0 min
Clearance Rate 48.2% Monthly case closure
Investigator Backlog 142 Cases Unassigned felony backlog
Budget Compliance 96.4% Annual shift allocation
M/M/c Queue Waiting Time vs Call Load
Felony Clearance vs Camera Feed Support
Seattle Public Safety Allocator - Sector Workload & Telemetry Data
Sector Name Patrol Units Avg Latency (min) Active Camera Density Investigator Ratios Case Backlog Rate Status
Municipal Policy Trade-off Analysis: Decreasing active camera density post-World Cup reduces investigative leads by 34%, shifting felony evidence gathering onto investigator caseloads and causing backlog queuing to increase exponentially when detective staffing falls below 20 units.
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