* feat(raleigh): add Raleigh-Wake ECC active incident feed adapter
Add an isolated, capability-limited adapter for the RWECC public
incident feed (incidents.rwecc.com/getdata). The adapter:
- Calls only the fixed public host and exact read-only endpoint
- Supports agency, incident type, and bounded result filters
- Preserves source identifiers without implying a historical archive
- Labels every response as a filtered active feed, not all 911 calls
- Fails/warns distinctly on empty, stale, malformed, and unavailable
responses; empty feed is not reported as proof of no incidents
- Deduplicates records and guards against schema drift
- Can be disabled independently via RALEIGH_DISABLE_INCIDENTS=1
- Uses a 90-second cache lifetime
Closes#123
* chore: regenerate catalog artifacts for updated raleigh description
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Add a fire command group with two subcommands (incidents, response-times)
that resolve the stable ArcGIS item IDs for RFD's full public history
(2007–present) and past-month feeds, with source-aware filtering and a
normalization layer for the 2026 classification schema transition.
- New raleighlib/fire.py module with item resolution, field discovery,
WHERE clause construction (TIMESTAMP literals; these layers reject
epoch-ms date comparisons), and era-aware normalization
- CLI commands: fire incidents, fire response-times with --source,
--since (now supports y), --station, --platoon, --group, --type,
--limit, --offset
- Normalizes incident_type/incident_type_description (pre-2026) and
incident_group_name/incident_subgroup_code/incident_type_name (2026+)
into stable keys without fabricating cross-era mappings; raw fields
preserved in JSON
- Response durations in labeled seconds; missing, reversed, and
malformed timestamp pairs rejected per-pair, never zero-filled
- Documents RFD's exclusion of incident types 300–399 and 661
(EMS/privacy)
- 45 unit tests covering both sides of the 2026 transition, injection
safety, pagination, CLI dispatch, and error paths
- 3 new eval cases: transition normalization, response-time units,
EMS privacy exclusion
- references/fire-reference.md with schemas, transition rules, caveats
Closes#122
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Add a police command group with four subcommands (incidents, recent,
previous-day, history) that resolve stable ArcGIS item IDs at runtime
and provide source-aware, filter-friendly access to RPD incident data.
- New raleighlib/police.py module with item resolution, field discovery,
WHERE clause construction, and location privacy handling
- CLI commands: police incidents, police recent, police previous-day,
police history with --since, --category, --district, --limit, --offset
- Source labeling (_source, _item_id, _retrieved_at, _location_status)
- Redacted/zero-coordinate suppression (never emits fake points)
- LIKE wildcard and SQL quote escaping for user-supplied filters
- NIBRS date boundary warning when --since predates June 2014
- 30 unit tests covering source selection, filters, injection, redaction,
pagination, CLI dispatch, and error paths
- 5 new eval cases rejecting arrest/conviction/completeness claims
- references/police-reference.md with field schemas and caveats
Closes#121
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Add a live canary that runs the full Hub catalog check (190 endpoints)
and probes all fixed non-Hub adapters (geocode, transit GTFS,
development, civic JSON:API, civic RSS, meetings eSCRIBE, imagery).
Validates source-specific minimum schemas, classifies failures into
transport_outage, auth_regression, arcgis_error, schema_drift,
parser_failure, and empty_but_valid. Retries bounded transient
failures and preserves first-failure evidence.
Runs daily at 10:17 UTC and on workflow_dispatch, separate from PR CI
so upstream outages do not block unrelated changes.
Closes#120
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- Existing Bicycle Infrastructure: ExistingBicycleInfrastructure_Public → Existing_Bicycle_Infrastructure
- Speed Humps: Speed_Humps → SpeedHumps
- EVSE Stations: EVSE_Stations → EVSE_Stations_View
All three verified against live API — returning real data now.
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