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Table 1 a. - continued City or 1990 sworn Percent change in Full-time emElo},ees, 1990 county employees number of full-time Number Percent population per 10,000 emElo~ees, 1986-90 Coun!y Name of agenc~ Total Sworn Civilian sworn in 1990 residents Total Sworn Civilian FLORIDA (cont.) Seminole Seminole County Sheriff 476 187 289 39% 287,529 7 50% 26% 72% st. John St. John County Sheriff 276 191 85 69 83,829 23 66 54 102 St. Lucie St. Lucie County Sheriff 407 304 103 75 150,171 20 60 213 (35) Vol usia Vol usia County Sheriff 373 259 114 69 370,712 7 21 34 1 Volusia Daytona Beach Police 271 201 70 74 61,921 32 3 4 1 GEORGIA Bibb Bibb County Sheriff 185 160 25 86 149,967 11 12 16 (7) Bibb Macon Police 317 260 57 82 106,612 24 (6) 3 (34) Chatham Chatham County Police 159 117 42 74 216,935 5 (6) (5) (11) Chatham Savannah Police 414 326 88 79 137,560 24 13 12 19 Clayton Clayton County Police 216 198 18 92 182,052 11 26 29 0 Cobb Cobb County Sheriff 337 269 68 80 447,745 6 47 44 58 Cobb Cobb County Police 470 332 138 71 447,745 7 22 8 79 De Kalb De Kalb County Police 808 633 175 78 545,837 12 (43) 12 (80) Dougherty Albany Police 215 189 26 88 78,122 24 2 2 0 Fulton Fulton County Police 332 207 125 62 648,951 3 62 24 229 Fulton Atlanta Police 1,916 1,560 356 81 394,017 40 23 21 29 Gwinnett Gwinnett County Police 510 326 184 64 352,910 9 65 51 98 Muscogee Columbus Police 471 369 102 78 178,681 21 21 7 132 Richmond Richmond County Sheriff 308 293 15 95 189,719 15 25 30 (25) Richmond Augusta Police 182 148 34 81 44,639 33 (2) (5) 13 HAWAII Hawaii Hawaii County Police 397 309 88 78 120,317 26 12 13 6 Honolulu Honolulu Police 2,220 1,781 439 80 836,231 21 12 10 25 Kauai Kauai County Police 170 140 30 82 51,177 27 16 14 25 Maui Maui County Police 318 248 70 78 100,374 25 14 12 23 IDAHO Ada Ada County Sheriff 219 126 93 58 205,775 6 9 10 9 Ada Boise Police 190 158 32 83 125,738 13 11 5 60 IWNOIS Cook Cook County Sheriff 5,101 4,081 1,020 80 5,105,067 8 42 40 49 Cook Cook County Police 634 494 140 78 5,105,067 1 14 2 100 Cook Chicago Police 14,909 11,837 3,072 79 2,783,726 43 8 0 60 Cook Evanston Police 210 162 48 77 73,233 22 8 7 12 Cook Oak Park Police 152 113 39 74 53,648 21 (12) (10) (19) Cook Skokie Police 136 105 31 77 59,432 18 (4) (4) (3) Cook Schaumburg Police 180 132 48 73 68,586 19 29 27 33 Du Page Du Page County Sheriff 347 242 105 70 781,666 3 10 (9) 110 Kane Kane County Sheriff 171 120 51 70 317,471 4 26 22 34 Kane Aurora Police 238 193 45 81 99,581 19 16 9 61 Kane Elgin Police 133 103 30 77 77,010 13 12 7 30 Lake Lake County Sheriff 356 186 170 52 516,418 4 37 33 43 Lake WaUkegan Police 170 120 50 71 69,392 17 13 11 16 Macon Decatur Police 146 140 6 96 83,885 17 (10) 9 (83) Peoria Peoria Police 282 205 77 73 113,504 18 5 10 (5) Sangamon Springfield Police 263 200 63 76 105,227 19 0 4 (10) Will Will County Sheriff 486 332 154 68 357,313 9 87 129 34 Will Joliet Police 218 176 42 81 76,836 23 12 13 11 Winnebago Rockford Police 327 248 79 76 139,426 18 (3) 2 (16) INDIANA Allen Allen County Sheriff 198 120 78 61 300,836 4 9 (2) 34 Allen Fort Wayne Police 360 307 53 85 173,072 18 8 1 77 Delaware Muncie Police 134 114 20 85 71,035 16 (5) (8) 18 Howard Kokomo Police 134 100 34 75 44,962 22 1 0 3 Lake Lake County Sheriff 340 170 170 50 475,594 4 12 (8) 44 Lake East Chicago Police 133 '·,02 31 77 33,892 30 15 2 94 Lake Gary Police 308 208 100 68 116,646 18 (2) (23) 127 Lake Hammond Police 223 184 39 83 84,236 22 0 (2) 8 4 Law Enforcement Management and Administrative Statistics, 1990
Table 1 a. - continued City or 1990 sworn Percent change in Full-time em~lo~ees! 1990 county employees number of full-time Number Percent population per 10,000 em~lo:iees! 1986-90 Coun!:i Name of agenc:i Total Sworn Civilian sworn in 1990 residents Total Sworn Civilian INDIANA (cont.) Madison Anderson Police 163 130 33 80% 59,459 22 2% 0% 10% Marion Indianapolis Police 1,363 1,006 357 74 731,327 14 7 6 9 Marion Marion County Sheriff 750 430 320 57 731,327 6 19 (9) 108 St. Joseph st. -Joseph County Police 189 123 66 65 247,052 5 23 6 74 St. Joseph South Bend Police 314 226 88 72 105,511 21 11 (2) 69 Vanderburgh Vanderburgh County Sheriff 135 101 34 75 165,058 6 8 1 36 Vanderburgh Evansville Police 280 243 37 87 126,272 19 9 3 76 Vi go Terre Haute Police 177 117 60 66 57,483 20 26 (6) 253 IOWA Black Hawk Waterloo Police 139 115 24 83 66,467 17 (10) (9) (11) Unn Cedar Rapids Police 193 151 42 78 108,751 14 (3) 0 (13) Polk Polk County Sheriff 167 131 36 78 327,140 4 4 7 (3) Polk Des Moines Police 455 349 106 77 193,187 18 (2) 1 (8) Scott Davenport Police 177 142 35 80 95,333 15 (2) (3) 3 Woodbury Sioux City Police 134 111 23 83 80,505 14 (11) 3 (47) KANSAS .Iohnson Johnson County Sheriff 279 221 58 79 355,054 6 63 59 81 Johnson Overland Park Police 167 131 36 78 111,790 12 18 22 3 Sedgwick Sedgwick County Sheriff 294 142 152 48 403,662 4 41 13 85 Sedgwick Wichita Police 578 423 155 73 304,011 14 2 1 3 Shawnee Topeka Police 351 256 95 73 119,883 21 9 10 6 Wyandotte Kansas City Police 423 297 126 70 149,767 20 (1) (6) 13 KENTUCKY Jefferson Jefferson County Police 532 401 131 75 664,937 6 (13) (5) (31) Jefferson Louisville Police 812 630 182 78 269,063 23 (14) (6j (32) Lexington Lexington Police 506 376 130 74 225,366 17 19 17 25 LOUISIANA Ascension Ascension Parish Sheriff 136 135 1 99 58,214 23 12 13 0 Bossier Bossier Police 135 118 17 87 52,721 22 (10) (11) (6) Caddo Caddo Parish Sheriff 417 416 1 100 248,253 17 26 25 * Caddo Shreveport Police 478 421 57 88 198,525 21 (8) (2) (34) Calcasieu Calcasieu Parish Sheriff 404 327 77 81 168,134 19 2 3 (3) Calcasieu Lake Charles Police 132 129 3 98 70,580 18 13 10 * E. Baton Rouge E. Baton Rouge Parish Sheriff 650 650 0 100 219,531 30 26 26 0 E. Baton Rouge Baton Rouge Police 715 591 124 83 219,531 27 (16) (8) (39) Jefferson Jefferson Parish Sheriff 1,136 1,136 0 100 448,306 25 (4) (4) 0 Jefferson KennClr Police 152 116 36 76 72,033 16 7 (4) 71 Lafayette Lafayette Parish Sheriff 441 441 0 100 164,762 27 21 21 0 Lafayette Lafayette Police 238 17" 67 72 94,440 18 9 6 20 Lafourche Lafourche Parish Sheriff 177 177 0 100 85,860 21 4 7 0 Orleans New Orleans Police 1,686 1,397 289 83 496,938 28 (6) 2 (31) Ouachita Ouachita Parish Sheriff 216 216 0 100 142,191 15 11 11 * Ouachita Monroe Police 178 125 53 70 54,909 23 13 7 29 Plaquemines Plaquemines Parish Sheriff 148 146 2 99 25,575 57 14 12 0 Rapides Rapides Parish Sheriff 228 228 0 100 131,556 17 18 18 0 Rapides Alexandria Police 150 126 24 84 49,188 26 13 4 100 St. John the Baptist St. John Parish Sheriff 137 135 2 99 39,996 34 6 5 * st. Bernard st. Bernard Parish Sheriff 164 155 9 95 66,631 23 (1) (6) 800 St.Tammany St. Tammany Parish Sheriff 250 250 0 100 144,508 17 27 27 0 Terrebonne Terrebonne Parish Sheriff 205 205 0 100 98,000 21 29 29 0 MAINE Cumberland Portland Police 200 144 56 72 64,358 22 (3) 14 MARYLAND Anne Arundel Anne Arundel County Police 703 532 171 76 427,239 12 14 15 10 Baltimore(city) Baltimore Police 3,414 2,861 553 84 736,014 39 (2) (3) 6 Baltimore Baltimore County Police 1,778 1,540 238 87 692,134 22 13 9 51 Personnel 5
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Page 5 and 6: Fo,'eword ...... The Bureau of Just
Page 7 and 8: Contents -Tables Section III. Opera
Page 9 and 10: Table A. Number of State and local
Page 11 and 12: - T/.;:bleC. Summary data 'for Stat
Page 13 and 14: Table C. - continued T~ee of agenc~
Page 15 and 16: Table 1a. Number of full-time emplo
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Page 51 and 52: Table 4a. Sex, race, and ethnicity
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Table 6a. Operating expenditure, st
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Table 7a. Special pay, collective b
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-I I Table 8a. Law enforcement and
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Table 9a. Selected special function
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Table 10a. Number of cars operated,
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Table 11a. Number of vehicles other
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Table 12a. Types of sidearms author
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Table 14a. Types of computers and A
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Table 1Sa. Functions of computers i
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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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