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Table 10a. - continued Percent Agencies allowing officers of cars Number of cars operated to drive marked vehicles for: Number of cars o[lerated that are [ler 100 sworn officers Commuting Off-duty Coun!y Name of agency Total Marked Unmarked marked Total Marked Unmarked eur[loses erivate use FLORIDA (cont.) Seminole Seminole County Sheriff 217 107 110 49% 116 57 59 X X St.John St. John County Sheriff 164 107 57 65 86 56 30 X X SI. Lucie st. Lucie County Sheriff 189 113 76 60 62 37 25 X X Volusia Volusia County Sheriff 248 170 78 69 96 66 30 X X Volusia Daytona Beach Police 73 32 41 44 36 16 20 GEORGIA Bibb Bibb County Sheriff 82 33 49 40 52 21 31 X X Bibb Macon Police 231 173 58 75 89 67 22 X X Chatham Chatham County Police 117 63 54 54 100 54 46 X X Chatham Savannah Police 156 76 80 49 48 23 25 X Clayton Clayton County Police 126 84 42 67 63 42 21 X Cobb Cobb County Sheriff 51 31 20 61 19 12 7 Cobb Cobb County Police 187 90 97 48 56 27 29 X X De Kalb De Kalb County Police 400 250 150 63 63 39 24 Dougherty Albany Police 88 50 38 57 46 26 20 X X Fulton Fulton County Police 173 100 73 58 83 48 35 Fulton Atlanta Police 423 210 213 50 27 13 14 X X Gwinnett Gwinnett County Police 370 320 50 86 113 98 15 X X Muscogee Columbus Police 342 215 127 63 92 58 34 X Richmond Richmond County Sheriff 145 80 65 55 49 27 22 X Richmond Augusta Police 65 35 30 54 44 24 20 HAWAII Hawaii Hawaii Police 303 268 35 88 98 87 11 X X Honolulu Honolulu Police 1,329 1,302 27 98 75 73 2 Kauai Kauai County Police 72 42 30 58 51 30 21 Maui Maui County Police 132 64 68 48 53 26 27 IDAHO Ada Ada County Sheriff 71 22 49 31 56 17 39 Ada Boise Police 92 43 49 47 58 27 31 X IWNOIS Cook Cook County Sheriff 687 334 353 49 17 8 9 X Cook Cook Coul1ty Police 522 197 325 38 106 40 66 X Cook Chicago Police 2,210 990 1,220 45 18 8 10 Cook Evanston Police 55 30 25 55 34 19 15 Cook Oak Park Police 39 26 13 67 35 23 12 Cook Skokie Police 35 25 10 71 34 24 10 Cook Schaumburg Police 51 24 27 47 38 18 20 Du Page Du Page County Sheriff 110 70 4n 64 46 29 17 X Kane Kane County Sheriff 47 20 27 43 40 17 23 Kane Aurora Police 65 39 26 60 33 20 13 Kane Elgin Police 41 21 20 51 39 20 19 Lake Lake County Sheriff 126 72 54 57 68 39 29 X X Lake Waukegan Police 70 40 30 57 58 33 25 X X Macon Decatur Police 50 30 20 60 35 21 14 Peoria Peoria Police 80 50 30 63 39 24 15 Sangamon Springfield Police 175 125 50 71 88 63 25 X X Will Will County Sheriff 209 134 75 64 63 40 23 X Will Joliet Police 94 57 37 61 53 32 21 X Winnebago Rockford Police 85 45 40 53 34 16 16 INDIANA Allen Allen County Sheriff 104 47 57 45 86 39 47 X X Allen Fort Wayne Police 124 67 57 54 41 22 19 Delaware Muncie Police 56 31 25 55 49 27 22 X X Howard Kokomo Police 48 24 24 50 48 24 24 X X Lake Lake County Sheriff 81 42 39 52 48 25 23 X X Lake East Chicago Police 39 25 14 64 39 25 14 Lake Gary Police 113 68 45 60 55 33 22 Lake Hammond Police 61 31 30 51 33 17 16 112 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 Coun!y Name of agenc:i Total Marked Unmarked marked Total Marked Unmarked l2url2oses ~rivate use INDIANA (cont.) Madison Anderson Police 57 30 27 53% 44 23 21 Marion Indianapolis Police 417 227 190 54 42 23 19 X X Marion Marion County Sheriff 220 100 120 45 51 23 28 X X St. Joseph St. Joseph County Police 99 53 46 54 80 43 37 X X' st. Joseph South Bend Police 113 39 74 35 50 17 33 Vanderburgh Vanderburgh County Sheriff 39 27 12 69 39 27 12 X X Vanderburgh Evansville Police 96 41 55 43 40 17 23 Vi go Terre Haute Police 66 25 41 38 56 21 35 X X IOWA Black Hawk Waterloo Police 37' 22 15 59 32 19 13 Unn Cedar Rapids Police 63 37 26 59 42 25 17 Polk Polk County Sheriff 76 42 34 55 58 32 26 X Polk Des Moines Police 141 58 83 41 41 17 24 Scott Davenport Police 61 32 29 52 43 23 20 X X Woodbury Sioux City Police 53 28 25 53 48 25 23 KANSAS Johnson Johnson County Sheriff 98 10 88 10 45 5 40 Johnson Overland Park Police 53 37 16 70 40 28 12 Sedgwick Sedgwick County Sheriff 125 71 54 57 88 50 38 X Sedgwick Wichita Police 172 90 82 52 40 21 19 Shawnee Topeka Police 80 50 30 63 32 20 12 Wyandotte Kansas City Police 173 75 98 43 58 25 33 X X KENTUCKY Jefferson Jefferson County Police 485 300 185 62 121 75 46 X X Jefferson Louisville Police 585 363 222 62 93 58 35 X X Lexington Lexington Police 413 274 139 66 110 73 37 X X LOUISIANA Ascension Ascension Parish Shefiff 68 40 28 59 51 30 21 X Bossier Bossier Police 123 67 56 54 104 57 47 X X Caddo Caddo Parish Sheriff 170 85 85 50 40 20 20 X X Caddo Shreveport Police 242 104 138 43 58 25 33 X X Calcasieu Calcasieu Parish Sheriff 155 65 90 42 48 20 28 X X Calcasieu Lake Charles Police 63 49 34 59 64 38 26 X X E. Baton Rouge E, Baton Rouge Parish Sheriff 150 100 50 67 23 15 8 X X E. Baton Rouge Baton Rouge Police 499 324 175 65 85 55 30 X X Jefferson Jefferson Parish Sheriff 935 522 413 56 82 46 36 X X Jefferson Kenner Police 112 81 31 72 97 70 27 X X Lafayette Lafayette Parish Sheriff 125 65 60 52 29 15 14 X X Lafayette Lafayette Police 120 70 50 58 70 41 29 X Lafourche Lafourche Parish Sheriff 52 27 25 52 29 15 14 X X Orleans New Orleans Police 800 350 450 44 57 25 32 Ouachita Ouachita Parish Sheriff 78 29 49 37 36 13 23 Ouachita Monroe Police 71 39 32 55 57 31 26 X Plaquemines Plaquemines Parish Sheriff 65 39 26 60 45 27 18 X X Rapides Rapides Parish Sheriff 81 24 57 30 36 11 25 Rapides Alexandria Police 63 29 34 46 50 23 27 St.John St. John Parish Sheriff 71 33 38 46 52 24 28 X st. Bernard St. Bernard Parish Sheriff 57 28 29 49 37 18 19 X X St. Tammany St. Tammany Parish Sheriff 153 98 55 64 61 39 22 X X Terrebonne Terrebonne Parish Sheriff 73 30 43 41 36 15 21 X X MAINE Cumberland Portland Police 41 27 14 66 29 19 10 MARYLAND Anne Arundel Anne Arundel County Police 558 320 238 57 105 60 45 X X Baltimore{city) Baltimore Police 605 376 229 62 21 13 8 Baltimore Baltimore County Police 540 245 295 45 35 16 19 Vehicles 113
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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 3a. Number of full-time and p
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Table 4a. Sex, race, and ethnicity
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Table Sa. Educational, residency, a
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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 20a. Drug enforcement activit
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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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Appendix Section IV PERSONNEL 1. Wh
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Bureau of Justice Statistics report
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