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Table 10a. - continued Percent Agencies allowing officers of ears Number of ears operated to drive marked vehicles for: Number of cars oEerated that are Eer 100 sworn officers Commuting Off-duty Coun!y Name of agenc~ Total Marked Unmarked marked Total Marked Unmarked EurEoses Erivate use CAUFORNIA (cont.) Oranc'il Orange County Sheriff 269 132 137 49% 22 11 11 Orange Costa Mesa Police 52 34 18 65 37 24 13 X Orange Fullerton Police 67 35 32 52 44 23 21 Orange Garden Grove Police 67 37 30 55 40 22 18 X Orange Huntington Beach Police 145 55 90 38 66 25 41 X Orange Newport Beach Police 50 19 31 38 34 13 21 Orange Orange Police 79 35 44 44 52 23 29 X Orange Santa Ana Police 220 100 120 45 57 26 31 Riverside Riverside County Sheriff 378 226 152 60 40 24 16 Riverside Riverside Police 298 140 158 47 100 47 53 Sacramento Sacramento County Sheriff 350 148 202 42 31 13 18 Sacramento Sacramento Police 260 146 114 56 43 24 19 X San Bernardino San Bernardino County Sheriff 531 210 321 40 46 18 28 X San Bernardino Ontario Police 89 44 45 49 49 24 25 San Bernardino San Bernardino Police 127 74 53 58 53 31 22 San Diego San Diego County Sheriff 621 236 385 38 45 17 28 X X San Diego Oceanside Police 126 51 75 40 69 28 41 X San Diego San Diego Police 790 468 322 59 44 26 18 San Francisco San Francisco Airport Police 22 16 6 73 15 11 4 X San Francisco San Francisco Police 480 255 225 53 27 14 13 San Francisco Bay Area Rapid Transit Police 35 17 18 49 25 12 13 San Joaquin San Joaquin County Sheriff 93 37 56 40 22 9 13 San Joaquin Stockton Police 163 80 83 49 67 33 34 San Luis Obispo San Luis Obispo County Sheriff 61 29 32 48 50 24 26 X San Mateo San Mateo County Sheriff 121 65 56 54 37 20 17 San Mateo San Mateo Police 51 25 26 49 46 23 23 Santa Barbara Santa Barbara County Sheriff 77 35 42 45 22 10 12 Santa Barbara Santa Barbara Police 49 28 21 57 35 20 15 Santa Clara Santa Clara County Sheriff 96 61 35 64 25 16 9 Santa Clara San Jose Police 441 263 178 60 40 24 16 Santa Clara Santa Clara Police 93 37 56 40 65 26 39 Santa Clara Sunnyvale Police 55 25 30 45 48 22 26 Santa Cruz Santa Cruz County Sheriff 39 23 16 59 31 18 13 Shasta Shasta County Sheriff 80 60 20 75 51 38 13 X Solano Vallejo Police 73 40 33 55 56 31 25 Sonoma Sonoma County Sheriff 98 50 48 51 49 25 24 Sonoma Santa Rosa Police 74 48 26 65 57 37 20 Stanislaus Stanislaus County Sheriff 54 28 26 52 21 11 it) Stanislaus Modesto Police 100 46 54 46 52 24 2fl Tulare Tulare County Sheriff 106 61 45 58 28 16 12 X Ventura Ventura County Sheriff 234 106 128 45 40 18 2.'2; X Ventura Oxnard Police 74 35 39 47 51 24 27 Ventura Ventura Police 58 30 28 52 48 25 23 X COLORADO Adams Adams County Sheriff 104 50 54 48 45 22 23 X Adams Westminster Police 45 22 23 49 43 21 22 Arapahoe Arapahoe County Sheriff 120 60 60 50 38 19 19 Arapahoe Aurora Police 175 86 89 49 45 22 23 Boulder Boulder County Sheriff 65 41 24 63 40 25 15 X X Boulder Boulder Police 57 36 21 63 47 30 17 Denver Denver Police 617 245 372 40 47 19 28 EIPaso EI Paso Counl.y Sheriff . 68 56 12 82 22 18 4 X EIPaso Colorado Springs Police 327 195 132 60 81 48 33 Jefferson Jefferson County Shariff 111 56 55 50 33 17 16 Jefferson Arvada Police 67 32 35 48 58 28 30 Jefferson Lakewood Police 71 44 27 62 37 23 14 Larimer Larimer County Sheriff 107 78 29 73 82 60 22 X X Pueblo Pueblo Police 59 31 28 53 36 19 17 CONNECTICUT Fairfield Bridgeport Police 105 48 57 46 27 12 15 Fairfield Danbury Police 54 28 26 52 40 21 19 Fairfield Norwalk Police 60 29 31 48 37 18 19 Fairfield Stamford Police '114 72 42 63 38 24 14 X Fairfield Greenwich Police 36 18 18 50 22 11 11 Fairfield Stratford Police 33 113 17 48 33 16 17 110 Law Enforcement Management and Administrative Statistics, 1990
Table 10a. - continued Percent Agencies allowing officers of cars Number of cars operated to drive marked vehicles for: Number of cars o~erated that are ~er 100 sworn officers Commuting Off-duty ~ Name of agency Total Marked Unmarked marked Total Marked Unmarked ~ur~oses ~rivate use CONNECTICUT (cont.) Hartford Hartford Police 152 88 64 58% 34 20 14 Hartford New Britain Police 44 26 18 59 31 18 13 Hartford East Hartford Police 40 23 17 57 36 21 15 Hartford West Hartford Police 31 20 11 65 25 16 9 New Haven Meriden Police 40 20 20 50 34 17 17 New Haven New Haven Police 100 60 40 60 25 15 10 New Haven Waterbury Police 86 43 43 50 28 14 14 New Haven Milford Police 41 20 21 49 39 19 20 New Haven West Haven Polica 35 23 12 66 33 22 11 New Haven Hamden Police 36 19 17 53 36 19 17 DELAWARE NewCastle New Castle County Police 100 70 30 70 42 29 13 NewCastle Wilmington Police 106 40 66 38 40 15 25 DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA Washington. D.C. Metropolitan Airports Author ity 18 13 5 72 11 8 3 Washington. D.C. Washington Metropolitan Police 590 332 258 56 13 7 6 X X Washington. D.C. Metro Transit Police 34 23 11 68 13 9 4 FLORIDA Alachua Alachua County Sheriff 212 127 85 60 110 66 44 X X Alachua GainesVille Police 181 113 68 62 90 56 34 X X Brevard Brevard County Sheriff 361 117 244 32 81 26 55 X Broward Broward County Sheriff 890 532 358 60 49 29 20 X X Broward Fort Lauderdale Police 190 75 115 39 40 16 24 Broward Hollywood Police 213 114 99 54 75 40 35 X Broward Pompano Beach Police 70 65 5 93 28 26 2 Broward Plantation Police 101 58 43 57 77 44 33 Broward Coral Springs Police 143 100 43 70 93 65 28 X X Broward Sunrise Police 116 86 30 74 93 69 24 X X Charlotte Charlotte County Sheriff 230 190 40 83 122 101 21 X X Citrus Citrus County Sheriff 107 66 41 62 68 42 26 X X Collier Collier County Sheriff 406 246 160 61 83 50 33 X Dade Metro-Dade Police 1.225 675 550 55 49 27 22 X X Dade Coral Gables Police 74 38 36 51 56 29 27 X Dade Hialeah Police 280 125 155 45 89 40 49 Dade Miami Police 433 103 330 24 39 9 30 X X Dade Miami Beach Police 218 137 81 63 70 44 26 X X Dade North Miami Police 64 41 23 64 63 40 23 Duval Jacksonville Sheriff 1.133 900 233 79 96 76 20 X X Escambia Escambia County Sheriff 324 201 123 62 124 77 47 X Escambia Pensacola Police 73 36 37 49 51 25 26 Hillsborough Hillsborough County Sheriff 1.211 641 570 53 79 42 37 X Hillsborough Tampa Police 644 494 150 77 78 60 18 Indian River Indian River County Sheriff 172 122 50 71 86 61 25 X Lee Lee County Sheriff 310 187 123 60 73 44 29 X Lee Fort Myers Police 30 30 0 100 22 22 0 X Leon Tallahassee Police 218 147 71 67 76 51 25 X X Marion Marion County Sheriff 250 119 131 48 154 73 81 X X Marion Ocala Police 109 66 43 61 91 55 36 X X Martin Martin County Sheriff 174 100 74 57 106 61 45 X Orange Orange County Sheriff 877 479 398 55 117 64 53 X X Orange Orlando Police 187 82 105 44 36 16 20 X X Palm Beach Palm Beach County Sheriff 1.000 642 358 64 72 46 26 X X Palm Beach Boca Raton Police 99 66 33 67 80 53 27 X X Palm Beach West Palm Beach Police 130 62 68 48 59 28 31 Pasco Pasco County Sheriff 345 215 130 62 117 73 44 X X Pinellas Pinellas County Sheriff 649 299 350 46 98 45 53 X X Pinellas Clearwater Police 163 92 71 56 73 41 32 Pinellas st. Petersburg Police 224 112 112 50 48 24 24 X Polk Polk County Sheriff 429 247 182 58 120 69 51 X Polk Lakeland Police 111 54 57 49 56 27 29 Sarasota Sarasota County Sheriff 303 188 115 62 79 49 30 X X Sarasota Sarasota Police 137 73 64 53 72 38 34 Vehicles 111
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Contents -Tables Section III. Opera
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Table A. Number of State and local
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Table C. - continued T~ee of agenc~
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Table 1a. Number of full-time emplo
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Table 2a. Number of full-time and p
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Table 4a. Sex, race, and ethnicity
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Table 16a. Types of computerized in
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Table 17a. Special units for youth
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Table 18a. Additional special units
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Table 19a. Written policy directive
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Table 21a. Applicant and employee d
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Appendix Survey forms FORM CJ-44 (5
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Appendix Section II OPERATIONS - Co
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