Public aggregate reporting

Traffic & Impact

These numbers show how the public directory is being used. They are aggregate activity counts, not counts of identifiable people. CVF does not retain search wording, names, contact information, precise locations, or individual browsing histories for this reporting.

How to read these numbers

Each measurement below includes a plain-language explanation. Counts can include repeated activity, and browser settings or blocked requests can make totals incomplete.

Presence recognition is off. Unique visitors, new-versus-returning visitors, and cross-session reach are not reported. Geography is not collected.

About this reporting history

CVF began collecting limited server activity on September 12, 2026. Browser-based measurements—including visible page views, approximate sessions, Website selections, Call selections, Share-button uses, Browse-category selections, and selections from Resource Finder results—began on September 16, 2026. Activity before those dates is not included, and September 2026 is a partial reporting month.

Selecting 30 or 90 days shows all available activity within that window; it does not mean that 30 or 90 complete days of reporting history already exist.

Reporting period

Sitewide activity

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Why some breakdowns may be hidden

A breakdown is published only after it contains at least 20 total events, at least two populated categories, and enough activity in each displayed category. Small compatible categories may be combined as Other. When detailed categories cannot safely be shown, the accurate overall section total remains visible.

Hidden breakdowns are not necessarily zero; they may simply not have enough activity to publish safely.

Privacy protections

Only sitewide totals and approved broad categories are public. Small dimension families are suppressed as a whole so hidden values cannot be reconstructed through subtraction. Controlled deployment and qualification activity is excluded.

This page never provides visitor histories, search wording, Navigator text, city or county entries, provider rankings, raw provider result lists, IP addresses, URLs or queries, referrers, user agents, cookies, tokens, precise geography, names, email addresses, telephone numbers, or form contents.