A data-driven summary of the juvenile justice system in Massachusetts. 

Massachusetts Juvenile Justice System: Data and Outcomes for Youth

The maps below reflect the Massachusetts New England City and Town Areas(NECTA), Workforce Development Areas, and Labor Market area and cities and towns.

The labor force estimates for towns with 2010 census population of less than 1,000 were produced using the BLS methodology, but are not official BLS estimates.



Use this dashboard to explore Massachusetts's labor market by city, town, and county. This data is maintained by the Department of Unemployment Assistance's Economic Research Department.

Massachusetts Labor Market Data by Geographic Area

Studies and statistics from MassDEP, its Office of Research & Standards (ORS), and other organizations.

Massachusetts Mercury Research & Data

How racially diverse are residents in Massachusetts? This topic shows the demographic breakdown of residents by race/ethnicity and the increases in the Non-white population since 2010.

Massachusetts Population by Race/Ethnicity

Juvenile Court Probation Department CRA and Care & Protection Caseload
Juvenile Court Probation Department MRPA
Juvenile Court Probation Department Trends
Administrative Supervision Unit Dashboard
Administrative Supervision Unit and Pre-Trial Unit Dashboard
Specialty Court & Apex Tableau
BMC Probation Department Trends
BMC Probation Department MRPA
District Court Probation Department Trends
District Court Probation Department MRPA
Probate and Family Dispute Interventions Dashboard
Probate and Family Caseload
Probate and Family Investigation Trends
Probate and Family Investigations
Superior Court Probation Department Trends
Superior Court Probation Department MRPA
Pretrial Conditions of Release
Pretrial Conditions of Release by Court Department
2019 Cultural Appreciation Week Interactive Map
Massachusetts Probation Service Landing
Internal Program Inventory


Interact with dashboards that illustrate probation in Massachusetts, including caseloads, administrative supervision, and data from Family and Probate Court. These dashboards are published by the Massachusetts Probation Service.

Massachusetts Probation Service Research Department

State energy statistics, including production, consumption, prices, and expenditures. This data is collected by the U.S. Energy Information Administration and hosted on its website.

Massachusetts State Energy Profile

Budget-to-Actual Spending in the Commonwealth's Budgeted Funds
Data on budget-to-actual spending in the Commonwealth’s budgeted fund accounts, dating back to Fiscal Year 2005, and updated daily. Budgeted fund accounts are those where specified spending amounts are appropriated in the Commonwealth’s annual spending bills or else authorized in Massachusetts General Law. A more detailed explanation of what is included and excluded from this budgeted-actual dataset is at the bottom of this page.
Definitions for each of the fields in the dataset can be seen by selecting the three vertical dots to the right of each column name.

The budgeted funds include those where a specific amount of spending in a fiscal year is authorized in the Commonwealth’s budget bills (most often by appropriation account, or line item, but also in “outside sections”, which may authorize spending but not necessarily in specific accounts). These include the annual budget bill (the General Appropriation Act, or GAA) and subsequent supplemental appropriation bills. In addition, budgeted fund spending may be authorized in Massachusetts General Laws; the most significant budgeted fund spending in General Law is the Commonwealth’s annual pension funding contribution, where statute authorizes an annual General Fund expenditure based on the state’s triennially approved pension funding schedule (that contribution is more than $2.8 billion in fiscal year 2020). Whether authorized in specific line items, outside sections, or General Law, annual budgeted fund spending authorizations are shown in the “Total Available for Spending” field of the dataset.
The definition of total available for spending in the budgeted funds reported in this database is the same one used in preparing the Commonwealth’s two annual financial reports, the Statutory Basis Financial Report (SBFR) and Annual Comprehensive Financial Report (ACFR). This definition differs from that reported by the Executive Office for Administration and Finance on its budget website, which excludes from its budgeted amounts certain spending authorizations, such as the Commonwealth’s pension funding contribution (which is authorized in statute and paid from the General Fund, but has no “line item” in each annual budget) and certain transfers from budgeted to non-budgeted funds. 
Excluded from this dataset are certain transfers between budgeted funds, such as between the General Fund and Stabilization Fund, that do not result in increased net budgeted fund expenditures.
Actual spending in each budgeted fund account in this section of CTHRU reflects data from the state’s accounting system, and includes all cash expenditures (e.g., vendor payments; employee salaries), transfers from budgeted funds to non-budgeted funds and, for still active fiscal years 2021 and 2022, accrued but not yet paid expenditures. The definition of total budgeted fund spending reported here matches that used in preparation of the Commonwealth’s SBFR, ACFR, and financial disclosure documents. 

View data that compares the Commonwealth’s actual spending to its budget. Dataset spans fiscal year 2005 to present. This data is published on CTHRU, a website managed by the Comptroller.

Massachusetts state government budgeted vs. actual spending

Commonwealth Revenues
Detailed breakdowns of virtually all tax and non-tax revenue dating back to Fiscal Year 2006. Updated monthly. The only information excluded from this dataset are certain accounts in the Massachusetts Department of Transportation (MassDOT), where revenues held by MassDOT in escrow could reveal proprietary information. The dataset also includes revenues where the Commonwealth acts as a collection agent for local governments (e.g., for local option rooms, meals, and other taxes, held by the Commonwealth in what are known as “agency” funds), or otherwise acts as a trustee, but which are not reported in the Commonwealth’s basic financial statements because the revenue is not “owned” by the Commonwealth.

Also included in this dataset are revenues received by higher education institutions and revenues received when the Commonwealth issues bonds. Inclusion of these categories results in total revenues $15-$20 billion greater than reported in the Commonwealth’s Statutory Basis Financial Report (SBFR) linked here.
A detailed explanation of revenue classifications included in this dataset is shown when drilling down to lower levels of data.

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This dataset describes most Massachusetts state government revenues dating back to fiscal year 2021. Explore data by year or month, funding source, and source classification.

Massachusetts state government revenues

View arrest details and search by State Police division, date, location, type of offense, and more.

Massachusetts State Police Arrest Details

Find violent death data in Massachusetts, inluding homicide and suicide.

Massachusetts Violent Death Reporting System (MAVDRS) Data

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