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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 02erated that are 2er 100 sworn officers Commuting Off-duty CounlY Name of agenc:i Total Marked Unmarked marked Total Marked Unmarked 2ur20ses !1rivate use TENNESSEE (cont.) Shelby Shelby County Sheriff 474 106 368 22% 103 23 80 X Shelby Memphis Police 583 361 222 62 42 26 16 Sullivan Sullivan County Sheriff 102 75 27 74 56 41 15 X X Washington Johnson City Police 102 80 22 78 89 70 19 X X TEXAS Bell Killeen Police 66 24 42 36 58 21 37 Bexar San Antonio Police 662 408 254 62 42 26 16 Cameron Brownsville Police 65 35 30 54 45 24 21 Collin Plano PoHce 76 52 24 68 45 31 14 X Dallas DFW Airport Police 33 11 22 33 12 4 8 Dallas Dallas County Sheriff 120 18 102 15 28 4 24 Dallas Carrollton Police 33 17 16 52 29 15 14 Dallas Dallas Police 895 542 353 61 34 21 13 X X Dallas Garland Police 127 65 62 51 59 {;O 29 Dallas Grand Prairie Police 55 34 21 62 39 ~4 15 X X Dallas Irving Police 91 41 50 45 38 17 21 Dallas Mesquite Police 127 72 55 57 79 46 34 X X Dallas Richardson Police 40 28 12 70 30 21 9 Ector Odessa Police 78 49 29 63 45 28 17 EIPaso EI Paso County Sheriff 99 45 54 45 53 24 29 X EIPaso EI Paso Police 525 250 275 48 71 34 37 Fort Bend Fort Bend County Sheriff 95 55 40 58 62 36 26 X Galveston Galveston Police 80 48 32 60 49 29 20 Gregg Longview Police 60 37 23 62 47 29 18 Harris Harris County Sheriff 425 170 255 40 27 11 16 X Harris Houston Airport Police 46 44 2 96 31 30 1 X Harris Houston Police 2,163 1,032 1,131 48 53 25 28 Harris Pasadena Police 154 82 72 53 79 42 37 X X Hidalgo Hidalgo County Sheriff 80 45 35 56 66 37 29 X X Hidalgo McAllen Police 87 36 51 41 53 22 31 Jefferson Beaumont Police 133 63 70 47 61 29 32 Jefferson Port Arthur Police 57 30 27 53 53 28 25 X Lubbock Lubbock Police 296 201 95 68 98 67 31 X X McLennan Waco Police 100 40 60 40 50 20 30 Midland Midland Police 164 98 66 60 107 64 43 X X Montgomery Montgomery County Sheriff 93 51 42 55 40 22 18 X Nueces Corpus Christi Police 202 72 130 36 55 20 35 Potter Amarillo Police 116 48 68 41 46 19 27 Smith Tyler Police 53 27 26 51 39 20 19 Tarrant Tarrant County Sheriff 84 27 57 32 16 5 11 Tarrant Arlington Police 98 69 29 70 27 19 8 Tarrant Fort Worth Police 465 218 247 47 49 23 26 X Taylor Abilene Police 65 37 28 57 39 22 17 X X Tom Green San Angelo Police 105 53 52 50 68 34 34 X X Travis Travis County Sheriff 146 81 65 55 54 30 24 X Travis Austin Police 279 166 113 59 35 21 14 Webb Laredo Police 90 50 40 56 48 27 21 Wichita Wichita Falls Police 114 79 35 69 72 50 22 X X UTAH Salt Lake Salt Lake County Sheriff 277 144 133 52 79 41 38 X Salt Lake Salt Lake City Police 361 225 136 62 114 71 43 X X Weber O\;jden Police 106 63 43 59 100 59 41 X X VIRGINI" Alexandra{city) Alexandra City Police 134 84 50 63 52 33 19 X X Arlington Arlington County Police 165 92 73 56 54 30 24 X Chesapeake(city) Chesapeake Police 226 147 79 65 86 56 30 X X Chesterfield Chesterfield County Police 332 211 121 64 115 73 42 X X Fairfax Fairfax County Police 425 238 187 56 45 25 20 Hampton(city) Hampton Police 170 113 57 66 83 55 28 X X Henrico Henrico County Police 325 178 147 55 82 45 37 X X Loudoun Loudoun County Sheriff 114 73 41 64 72 46 26 X X Lynchburg(city) Lynchburg City Police 62 32 30 52 45 23 22 118 Law Enforcement Management and Administrative Statistics, 1990
Table 10a. - continued Percent Agencies alicwlng officers of cars Number of cars operated to drive marked vehicles for: Number of cars o[!erated that are -Eer 100 sworn officers Commuting Off-duty Coun!y Name of agenc~ Total Marked Unmarked marked Total Marked Unmarked EurEoses [!rivate' use VIRGINIA (cont.) Newport News(city) Newport News City Police 194 114 80 59% 73 43 30 X X Norfolk(city) Norfolk Police 175 67 108 36 26 10 16 Portsmouth(city) Portsmouth Police 181 90 91 50 87 43 44 X X Prince William Prince William County Police 217 177 40 82 72 59 13 Richmond(city) Richmond City Police 266 89 177 33 41 14 27 X Roanoke(city) Roanoke City Sheriff 87 45 42 52 36 19 17 Roanoke(city) Roanoke City Police 77 50 27 65 49 32 17 X X Virginia Beach(city) Virginia Beach Police 366 240 126 66 61 40 21 X WASHINGTON King King Co, Dept. of Public Safety 560 381 179 68 97 66 31 X X King Bellevue Police 70 29 41 41 53 22 31 X King Seattle Police 390 160 230 41 31 13 16 Pierce Pierce County Sheriff 243 179 64 74 105 77 28 X X Pierce Tacoma Police 132 72 60 55 40 22 18 X Snohomish Snohomish County Sheriff 148 95 53 64 100 64 36 X Snohomish Everett Police 83 49 34 59 64 36 26 X Spokane Spokane County Sheriff 102 22 60 22 65 14 51 X Spokane Spokane Police 80 35 45 44 34 15 19 X WEST VIRGINIA Cabell Huntington Police 50 27 23 54 50 27 23 Kanawha Charleston Police 102 22 80 22 65 14 51 WISCONSIN Brown Brown County Sheriff 28 18 10 64 22 14 8 Brown Green Bay Police 50 23 27 46 30 14 16 Dane Dane County Sheriff 43 20 23 47 20 9 11 Dane Madison Police 105 39 66 37 35 13 22 Kenosha Kenosha Police 70 37 33 53 44 23 21 Milwaukee Milwaukee County Sheriff 161 46 115 29 37 11 26 X X Milwaukee Milwaukee Police 343 173 170 50 18 9 9 Milwaukee West Allis Police 34 24 10 71 26 18 6 Racine Racine County Sheriff 56 18 40 31 33 10 23 Racine Racine Police 49 30 19 61 24 15 9 Waukesha Waukesha County Sheriff 40 18 22 45 29 13 16 Vehicles 119
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Fo,'eword ...... The Bureau of Just
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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 6a. Operating expenditure, st
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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 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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