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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~ Name of agenc~ Total Sworn Civilian sworn in 1990 residents Total Sworn Civilian NEW MEXICO Bernalino BernaliUo County Sheriff 311 213 98 68% 480,577 4 38% 31 % 56% BernaliUo Albuquerque Police 1,184 808 376 68 384,736 21 14 17 9 Santa Fe Santa Fe Police 175 115 60 66 55,859 21 22 14 40 NEW YORK Albany Albany Police 383 317 66 83 101,082 31 2 0 14 Broome Binghamton Police 147 136 11 93 53,008 26 4 2 22 Dutchess Dutchess County Sheriff 392 111 281 28 259,462 4 23 18 25 Erie Erie County Sheriff 671 577 94 86 968,532 6 12 285 (79) Erie Buffalo Police 1,177 1,032 145 88 328,123 31 (8) 6 (51) Erie Amherst Police 177 138 39 78 111,711 12 8 (1) 63 Erie Cheektowaga Police 159 128 31 81 99,314 13 14 (2) 244 Monroe Monroe County Sheriff 646 561 85 87 713,968 8 6 134 (77) Monroe Rochester Police 749 628 121 84 231,636 27 0 0 (2) Nassau Nassau County Police 3,489 2,923 566 84 1,287,348 23 (8) (9) (2) New York City New York City Housing Police 2,158 1,934 224 90 (5) (7) 19 New York City New York City Transit Police 3,877 3,647 230 94 (11) (10) (36) New York City New York City Social Services 750 715 35 95 19 19 21 New York City New York City Fire Department 309 265 44 86 (22) (31) 238 New York City New York City Police 33,363 25,655 7,708 77 7,322,564 35 1 (4) 27 New York City Port Authority of NY - NJ 1,410 1,406 4 100 3 3 100 Niagara Niagara Falls Police 174 155 19 89 61,840 25 7 8 (5) Oneida Oneida County Sheriff 209 209 0 100 250,836 8 24 24 0 Onondaga Onondaga County Sheriff 599 510 89 85 468,973 11 37 158 (63) Onondaga Syracuse Police 580 448 132 77 163,860 27 (4) 7 (27) Rensselaer Troy Police 143 128 15 90 54,269 24 5 4 15 Rockland Clarkstown Police 162 135 27 83 79,346 17 21 13 93 Schenectady Schenectady Police 176 146 30 83 65,566 22 3 1 15 Suffolk Suffolk County Police 3,079 2,614 465 85 1,321,864 20 (10) 1 (42) Westchester Westchester County Police 322 272 50 84 874,886 3 (2) (2) 0 Westchester Mt. Vernon Police 265 176 89 66 67,153 26 34 7 170 Westchester New Rochelle Police 226 188 38 83 67,265 28 (10) 1 (42) Westchester White Plains Police 281 200 81 71 48,718 41 1 0 5 Westchester Yon)
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~ Name of agenc~ Total Sworn Civilian sworn in 1990 residents Total Sworn Civilian OHIO (cont.) Stark Canton Police 168 165 3 98% 84,161 20 (5)% (6)% * Summit Summit County Sheriff 251 198 53 79 514,990 4 3 0 18 Summit Akron Police 484 433 51 89 223,019 19 0 0 0 OKLAHOMA Cleveland Norman Police 153 121 32 79 80,071 15 13 12 19 Comanche lawton Police 181 146 35 81 80,561 18 (1) 3 (15) Oklahoma Oklahoma County Sheriff 168 168 0 100 599,611 3 12 28 (100) Oklahoma Oklahoma City Police 1,158 863 295 75 444,719 19 26 17 64 Tulsa Tulsa County Sheriff 235 157 78 67 503,341 3 12 11 13 Tulsa Tulsa Police 881 702 179 80 367,302 19 3 1 12 OREGON Clackamas Clackamas County Sheriff 206 156 50 76 278,850 6 4 (2) 28 lane lane County Sheriff 282 189 93 67 282,912 7 29 35 18 lane Eugene Police 245 135 110 55 112,669 12 9 2 20 Marion Salem Police 203 137 66 67 107,786 13 5 9 (3) Multnomah Multnomah County Sheriff 650 143 507 22 583,887 2 40 9 52 Multnomah Portland Police 955 769 186 81 437,319 18 0 2 (6) Washington Washington County Sheriff 275 208 67 76 311,554 7 27 23 43 PENNSYLVANIA Allegheny Allegheny County Sheriff 136 115 21 85 1,336,449 1 (4) (3) (5) Allegheny Allegheny County Police 324 232 92 72 1,336,449 2 30 12 124 Allegheny Pittsburgh Police 1,239 1,153 86 93 369,879 31 5 2 56 Berks Reading Police 188 158 30 84 78,380 20 (2) (5) 15 Dauphin Harrisburg Police 201 154 47 77 52,376 29 17 14 27 Erie Erie Police 218 192 26 88 108,718 18 (7) (8) 0 lackawanna Scranton Police 156 140 16 90 81,805 17 (7) (11) 60 lancaster lancaster Police 156 126 30 81 55,551 23 (14) 9 (55) Lehigh Allentown Police 206 186 20 90 105,090 18 29 27 43 Montgomery Lower Merion Township Police 170 134 36 79 58,003 23 13 10 24 Northampton Bethlehem Police 143 126 17 88 71,428 18 (5) 1 (32) Philadelphia Philadelphia Police 7,354 6,523 831 89 1,585,577 41 (24) (3) (72) Philadelphia S.E. Penn. Transit Authority 209 202 7 97 54 53 75 RHODE ISLAND Kent Warwick Police 217 168 49 77 85,427 20 5 0 29 Providence Cranston Police 173 140 33 81 76,060 18 17 1 230 Providence Pawtucket Police 193 145 48 75 72,644 20 12 (1) 85 Providence Providence Police 550 440 110 80 160,728 27 11 7 31 SOUTH CAROUNA Charleston Charleston Police 345 250 95 72 80,414 31 5 6 1 Charleston North Charleston Police 166 138 28 83 70,218 20 5 17 (30) Greenville Greonville County Sheriff 306 256 50 84 320,167 8 31 30 35 Greenville Greenville Police 200 166 34 83 58,282 28 8 3 36 Lexington l.exington County Sheriff 180 122 58 68 167,611 7 22 21 23 Richland Richland County Sheriff 306 261 45 85 285,720 9 32 30 50 Richland Columbia Police 271 224 47 83 98,052 23 (1) 7 (27) Spartanburg Spartanburg Police 140 120 20 86 43,467 28 14 15 5 SOUTH DAKOTA Minnehaha Sioux Falls Police 157 134 23 85 100,814 13 6 8 (4) TENNESSEE Davidson Nashville Metropolitan Police 1,319 1,020 299 77 510,784 20 7 5 15 Hamilton Chattanooga Police 505 371 134 73 152,466 24 (3) (1) (8) Knox Knox County Sheriff 465 173 292 37 335,749 5 38 12 60 Knox KnoxviUe Police 364 302 62 83 165,121 18 (6) 6 (39) Madison Jackson Police 186 136 50 73 48,949 28 9 8 14 Personnel 9
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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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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 9a. - continued Agencies with
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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 14a. - continued T~~e of com~
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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 16a. - continued Agencies mai
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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 18a. - continued Agencies oee
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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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