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Table 1 a. - continued City or 1990 sworn Percent change in Full-time em210~ees, 1990 county employees number of full-time Number Percent population per 10,000 em210~ees, 1986-90 Coun!y Name of agenc~ To!al Sworn Civilan sworn in 1990 residents Total Sworn Civilan MARYlAND (cont.) Charles Charles County Sheriff 233 134 99 58% 101,154 13 19% 22% 15% Harford Harford County Sheriff 249 249 0 100 182,132 14 37 107 (100) Howard Howard County Police 343 272 71 79 187,328 15 27 24 42 Montgomery Montgomery County Police 1,078 845 233 78 757,027 11 9 6 22 Prince George's Prince George's County Police 1,555 1,211 344 78 729,268 17 24 31 7 MASSP:CHUSEITS Bristo! Fall River Police 276 236 40 86 92,703 25 32 15 900 Bristol New Bedford Police 279 237 42 85 99,922 24 (2) (2) 0 Essex Lawrence Police 142 132 10 93 70,207 19 0 4 (33) Essex Lynn Police 171 152 19 89 81,245 19 6 2 46 Hampden Chicopee Police 125 120 5 96 56,632 21 4 3 67 Hampden Holyoke Police 108 100 8 93 43,704 23 (18) (17) (33) Hampden Springfield Police 480 450 30 94 156,983 29 (9) (4) (45) Middlesex Cambridge Police 300 271 29 90 95,802 28 9 3 142 Middlesex Lowell Police 177 177 0 100 103,439 17 (12) (4) (100) Middlesex Malden Police 126 117 9 93 53,884 22 9 8 13 Middlesex Medford Police 168 118 50 70 57,407 21 1 1 2 Middlesex Newton Police 238 204 34 86 82,585 25 19 10 143 Middlesex Somerville Police 135 135 0 100 76,210 18 (7) 0 (100) Middlesex Waltham Police 150 143 7 95 57,878 25 11 9 75 Middlesex Framingham Police 122 108 14 89 64,989 17 (2) (6) 40 Norfolk Brookline Police 151 140 11 93 54,718 26 (6) (6) (8) Norfolk Weymouth Police 112 101 11 90 54,063 19 (3) (4) 10 Plymouth Brockton Police 211 211 0 100 92,788 23 1 19 (100) Suffolk Boston Police 2,741 2,053 688 75 574,283 36 14 14 12 Suffolk Mass. Bay Transit Authority 153 141 12 92 16 11 140 Worcester Worcester Police 474 392 82 83 169,759 23 (7) (3) (20) MICHIGAN Calhoun Battle Creek Police 157 110 47 70 53,540 21 26 9 96 Genesee Flint Police 378 311 67 82 140,761 22 (3) (8) 34 Ingham Ingham County Sheriff 200 175 25 88 281,912 6 23 73 (60) Ingham Lansing Police 341 250 91 73 127,321 20 5 3 8 Kalamazoo Kalamazoo County Sheriff 168 130 38 77 223,411 6 12 15 0 Kalamazoo Kalamazoo Police 319 240 79 75 80,277 30 8 15 (9) Kent Kent County Sheriff 338 271 67 80 500,631 5 (9) 55 (66) Kent Grand Rapids Police 359 279 80 78 189,126 15 8 9 5 Macomb Macomb County Sheriff 344 163 181 47 717,400 2 37 8 81 Macomb Warren Police 267 237 30 89 144,864 16 (1) 1 (12) Macomb Sterling Heights Police 212 160 52 75 117,810 14 4 5 2 Oakland Oakland County Sheriff 670 574 96 86 1,083,592 5 45 72 (25) Oakland Pontiac Police 203 159 44 78 71,166 22 (11) (12) (8) Oakland Troy Police 183 131 52 72 72,884 18 20 19 21 Oakland Southfield Police 165 164 1 99 75,728 22 (14) 9 (98) Saginaw Saginaw Police 136 122 14 90 69,512 18 (9) (11) 8 Washtenaw Washtenaw County Sheriff 210 186 24 89 282,937 7 (7) 31 (71) Washtenaw Ann Arbor Police 201 170 31 85 109,592 16 ' 11 14 (3) Wayne Wayne County Sheriff 1,185 661 524 56 2,111,687 3 8 17 (2) Wayne Dearborn Police 226 198 28 88 89,286 22 11 11 8 Wayne Detroit Police 5,203 4,595 608 88 1,027,974 45 (7) (8) 1 Wayne Highland Park Police 115 101 14 88 20,121 50 10 (4) * Wayne Livona Police 186 147 39 79 100,850 15 10 11 8 Wayne Taylor Police 129 105 24 81 70,811 15 14 5 85 MINNESOTA Hennepin Minneapolis Police 912 806 106 88 368,383 22 16 17 14 Ramsey Ramsey County Sheriff 273 230 43 84 485,765 5 5 6 2 Ramsey SI. Paul Police 718 532 186 74 272,235 20 18 4 94 st. Louis Duluth Police 145 125 20 86 85,493 15 (13) (3) (47) MISSISSIPPI Harrison Harrison County Sheriff 160 160 0 100 165,365 10 28 28 0 Hinds Jackson Police 455 350 105 77 196,637 18 (13) (9) (25) 6 Law Enforcement Management and Administrative Statistics, 1990
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 Missoum Buchanan St. Joseph Police 137 101 36 74% 71,852 14 9% (11)% 200% Greene Springfield Police 231 178 53 77 140,494 13 5 2 13 Jackson Independence Police 214 155 59 72 112,301 14 10 3 34 Jackson Kansas City Police 1,718 1,148 570 67 435,146 26 5 4 7 St. Louis(city) St. Louis Police 2,244 1,544 700 69 396,685 39 5 (4) 34 st. Louis St. Louis County Police 664 467 197 70 993,529 5 (6) (12) 13 MONTANA Yellowstone Billings Police 128 103 25 80 81,151 13 2 2 4 NEBRASKA Douglas Omaha Police 741 594 147 80 335,795 18 (2) 0 (11) Lancaster Lincoln Police 310 239 71 77 191,972 12 4 4 1 NEVADA Clark Las Vegas Metropolitan Police 1,782 1,162 620 65 741,459 16 15 63 (26) Clark North Las Vegas Police 173 127 46 73 47,707 27 25 22 35 Washoe Washoe County Sheriff 490 321 169 66 254,667 13 98 65 219 Washoe Reno Police 465 299 166 64 133,850 22 8 6 12 NEW HAMPSHIRE Hillsborough Manchester Police 165 165 0 100 99,567 17 (17) 3 (100) Hillsborough Nashua Police 206 158 48 77 79,662 20 14 12 23 NEW JERSEY Bergen Bergen County Sheriff 463 319 144 69 825,380 4 55 25 243 Bergen Hackensack Police 113 109 4 96 37,049 29 (8) (1) (69) Camden Camden County Prose;;utor 190 100 90 53 12 (29) 200 Camden Camden County Sheriff 567 429 138 76 502,824 9 52 55 41 Camden Camden Police 357 291 66 82 87,492 33 12 5 61 Camden Cherry Hill Police 145 117 28 81 69,348 17 1 1 4 Camden Delaware River Port Authority 140 140 0 100 (79) 0 (100) Cumberland Vineland Police 119 107 12 90 54,780 20 (9) (6) (29) Essex Essex County Shariff 450 350 100 78 778,206 4 21 14 56 Essex Essex County Police 148 142 6 96 778,206 2 21 23 (14) Essex East Orange Police 256 245 11 96 73,552 33 (10) (11) 10 Essex Newark Police 1,260 1,013 247 80 275,221 37 (3) (2) (6) Essex Bloomfield Police 126 105 21 83 45,061 23 (7) (9) 0 Essex Irvington Police 184 161 23 88 61,018 26 (1) . 3 (23) Hudson Bayonne Police 174 169 5 97 61,444 28 (13) (11) (55) Hudsoll Hoboken Police 143 131 12 92 33,397 39 (1) (3) 33 Hudson Jersey City Police 997 918 79 92 228,537 40 (11) 0 (61) Hudson Kearny Police 165 132 33 80 34,874 38 35 14 450 Hudson Union City Police 182 161 21 88 58,012 28 4 9 (22) Hudson West New York Police 100 100 0 100 38,125 26 (12) (9) (100) Mercer Trenton Police 421 358 63 85 88,675 40 28 36 (5) Mercer Hamilton Township Police 195 170 25 87 86,553 20 10 10 9 Middlesex New Brunswick Police 154 124 30 81 41,711 30 (21) (14) (40) Middlesex Perth Amboy Police 125 116 9 93 41,967 28 2 9 (44) Middlesex Edison Police 202 177 25 88 88,680 20 5 11 (22) Middlesex Woodbridge Police 200 173 27 86 93,086 .n 1 2 (7) "" Morris Parsippany-Troy Hills Police 137 113 24 82 48,478 23 20 3 500 Ocean DoverTowllship Police 177 '137 40 77 76,371 18 (6) 10 (38) Passaic Passaic County Sheriff 485 400 85 82 453,060 9 42 42 42 Passaic Clifton Police 165 142 23 86 71,742 20 5 2 28 Passaic Passaic Police 143 133 10 93 58,041 23 (5) (7) 25 Passaic Paterson Police 384 352 32 92 140,891 25 (13) (6) (52) Passaic Wayne Police 121 100 21 83 47,025 21 2 (5) 50 Union Elizabeth Police 366 296 70 81 110,002 27 1 (2) 15 Union Linden Police 138 124 14 90 36,701 34 1 0 17 Union Plainfield Police 165 126 39 76 46,567 27 2 0 8 Union UnionTownship Police 152 114 38 75 50,024 23 8 (3) 65 Personnel 7
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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
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Table 6a. Operating expenditure, st
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Table 7a. Special pay, collective b
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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 16a. Types of computerized in
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Table 17a. Special units for youth
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Table 17a. - continued Agencies o~e
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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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