Surveillance Data Dashboards

Dashboard User Guide: Helpful Tips and Tricks

  • Before entering the dashboard, a splash screen is displayed with disclaimer information. To enter the dashboard, you must accept the terms and conditions.
  • On the left-hand side there is a side bar, which displays important information including: data sources, dashboard elements, additional information, and contact information.
  • For all of the panels, a four-way arrow icon appears when the top right corner is hovered over. This can be selected for full-screen viewing.
  • Regarding the heat maps in the bottom left-hand corner, layers can be turned on and off.
    • For instance, if 2024 suspected overdoses is made a leading layer and 2025 suspected overdoses is made a trailing layer – the swipe bar can be used to see differences between the two maps.
  • In the top right-hand corner, there is a menu button with some additional information. The drop-down menu provides useful links relevant to the context of the dashboard.

The top left and top middle panels are updated on a weekly basis. The other panels are updated on a yearly basis, as new data becomes available.

For questions regarding the dashboard, please email the Epidemiology and Disease Control Division of the Monroe County Department of Public Health.

Monroe County Overdose Surveillance Dashboard

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