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Indiana Local Level Data

As we move to a systematic, community-based approach of prevention, local data becomes increasingly important. The first step in the Strategic Prevention Framework is assessment, which involves the collection of data. We have already collected much of this data for you and it is available for free. If you can't find what you are looking for in the data sources listed below or would like a more customized level report, please click here.

Prev-Stat: County Profiles Data

The Indiana Prevention Resource Center's free service called PREV-STAT uses GIS software and data from a variety of sources to create county profiles and customized project reports, including maps and tables. PREV-STAT enables you to understand the characteristics of a place, to locate a group of people with particular attributes, or to study a subset of the population of a given locale. Analysis can be done at any level from the state to the county, block group, zip code, neighborhood, or based on any arbitrary selected boundaries. Alternately, a Radius can be drawn around a site. The greatest power of PREV-STAT is its ability to zoom in on the very small geographic area!

arrow CLICK HERE if you would like data for your community such as: alcohol outlet density, educational level, divorce rates and many more!

Indiana survey

The annual survey of alcohol tobacco and other drug use by children and adolescents in the state of Indiana. This survey allos for state and local groups to coordinate prevention programs by providing information regarding the prevalence of alcohol, tobacco, and other drug (ATOD) use among children and adolescents in Indiana.

arrow CLICK HERE if you would like state and regional level data on alcohol, tobacco, or drug use by Indiana children and adolescents.

County level epidemiological indicators

The Indiana Division of Mental Health and Addiction created this site to assist communities in the identification of local substance abuse problems. The indicators are present for each of the 92 counties to the extent that data is available.

arrow CLICK HERE if you would like data on drug and alcohol mortality, arrests, treatment admissions, expulsion, suspension, and drop out rate.