Source-tracedRead-only public records

Public accountability
should be measurable

STLCA examines Seattle’s housing enforcement record to show what the public can verify, what the record does not visibly document, and where forensic reconstruction is required.

R.A.R.E. source dataset
56,258
LLT / R.A.R.E. records reviewed · 2003 → 2025
40,540
CP complaint records
9,961
VI notice-of-violation records
1,394
CT citation records
The geography of the gap

Where the record signals concentrate

Hover previews. Click locks. A locked district will not change when your mouse crosses another district.

What the record shows

The public record requires reconstruction

The dashboard recomputes counts by district and year from the master source CSV. Record links use Seattle Services portal URLs from the same source file.

All findings →
64.2%
records with no inspection date field

This is a data-visibility flag, not proof that no inspection happened.

24.6%
VI records per CP record

A conversion signal, not a liability finding.

16,068
addresses with CP complaint records

The Property Register links complaint records to Seattle Services where source links exist.