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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~ Tolal Sworn Civilian sworn in 1990 residents Total Sworn Civilian TENNESSEE (cont.) Shelby Shelby County Sheriff 1,302 461 841 35% 826,330 6 36% 26% 41 % Shelby Memphis Police 2,092 1,382 710 66 610,337 23 27 10 77 Sullivan Sullivan County Sheriff 181 181 0 100 143,596 13 24 24 0 Washington Johnson City Police 136 114 22 84 49,381 23 12 14 5 TEXAS Bell Killeen Police 152 114 38 75 63,535 18 5 5 6 Bexar San Antonio Police 1,912 1,576 336 82 935,933 17 18 20 10 Cameron Brownsville Police 195 144 51 74 98,962 15 17 8 55 Collin Plano Police 256 170 86 66 128,713 13 11 10 13 Dallas DFW Airport Police 298 272 26 91 Dallas Dallas County Sheriff 1,360 427 933 31 1,852,810 2 21 2 32 Dallas Carrollton Police 167 115 52 69 82,169 14 14 6 37 Dallas Dallas Police 3,487 2,635 852 76 1,006,877 26 28 20 59 Dallas Garland Police 304 216 88 71 180,650 12 24 17 44 Dallas Grand Prairie Police 213 144 69 68 99,616 14 34 25 57 Dallas Irving Police 318 238 80 75 155,037 15 20 23 13 Dallas Mesquite Police 213 160 53 75 101,484 16 25 19 47 Dallas Richardson Police 183 136 47 74 74,840 18 (1) 13 (28) Ector Odessa Police 238 173 65 73 89,699 19 (4) (8) 8 EIPaso EI Paso County Sheriff 550 187 363 34 591,610 3 29 (1) 51 EIPaso EI Paso Police 928 738 190 80 515,342 14 3 9 (14) Fort Bend Fort Bend County Sheriff 190 152 38 80 225,421 7 14 25 (16) Galveston Galveston Police 189 163 26 86 59,070 28 4 8 (13) Gregg Longview Police 178 128 50 72 70,311 18 1 (8) 32 Harris Harris County Sheriff 1,985 1,555 430 78 2,818,199 6 21 43 (22) Harris Houston Airport Police 182 147 35 81 22 16 59 Harris Houston Police 5,579 4,104 1,475 74 1,630,553 25 (3) (7) 12 Harris Pasadena Police 239 197 42 82 119,363 17 (13) (10) (25) Hidalgo Hidalgo County Sheriff 290 122 168 42 383,545 3 21 6 34 Hidalgo McAllen Police 239 162 77 68 84,021 19 14 8 28 Jefferson Beaumont Police 261 219 42 84 114,323 19 (10) (4) (32) Jefferson Port Arthur Police 134 108 26 81 58,724 18 2 4 (7) Lubbock Lubbock Police 340 302 38 89 186,206 16 13 25 (38) McLennan Waco Police 257 198 59 77 103,590 19 12 22 (12) Midland Midland Police 179 153 26 85 89,443 17 (12) (7) (32) Montgomery Montgomery County Sheriff 313 229 84 73 182.201 13 59 55 71 Nueces Corpus Christi Police 514 367 147 71 257,453 14 8 6 13 Potter AmariUo Police 326 250 76 77 157,615 16 3 4 (1) Smith Tyler Police 183 138 45 75 75,450 18 20 15 41 Tarrant Tarrant County Sheriff 945 503 442 53 1,170,103 4 103 23 704 Tarrant Arlington Polica 462 356 106 77 261,721 14 6 8 0 Tarrant Fort Worth Police 1,255 950 305 76 447,619 21 13 13 11 Taylor Abilene Police 214 168 46 79 106,654 16 9 3 35 Tom Green San Angelo Police 193 155 38 80 84,474 18 10 9 15 Travis Travis County Sheriff 798 273 525 34 576,407 5 86 31 138 Travis Austin Police 1,082 795 287 73 465,622 17 (2) 6 (18) Webb Laredo Police 214 188 26 88 122,899 15 21 18 44 Wichita Wichita Falls Police 229 158 71 69 96,259 16 19 7 58 UTAH Salt Lake Salt Lake County Sheriff 629 353 276 56 725,956 5 9 5 16 Salt Lake Salt Lake City Police 399 319 80 80 159,936 20 (16) (2) (46) Weber Ogden Police 122 106 16 87 63,909 17 (2) 0 (16) VIRGINIA Alexandria(city) Alexandria City Police 361 257 104 71 111,183 23 7 14 (5) Arlington Arlington County Police 383 308 75 80 170,936 18 6 5 12 Chesapeake(city) Chesapeake Police 316 261 55 83 151,976 17 18 18 20 Chesterfield Chesterfield County Police 372 289 83 78 209,274 14 32 36 20 Fairfax Fairfax County Police 1,322 945 377 71 818,584 12 27 17 63 Hampton(city) Hampton Police 284 204 80 72 133,793 15 10 3 33 Henrico Henrico County Police 508 393 115 77 217,881 18 11 22 (15) Loudoun Loudoun County Sheriff 195 159 36 82 86,129 18 49 50 44 10 Law Enforcement Management and Administrative Statistics, 1990
Table 1 a. - continued City or 1990 sworn Percent change In Full-time em[!loyees, 1990 county employees number of full-time Number Percent population per 10,000 em[!loyees, 1986-90 Coun!y Name of agency Total Sworn Civilian sworn in 1990 residents Total Sworn Civilian VIRGINIA (co~.) Lynchburg(city) Lynchburg City Police 156 138 18 88% 66,049 21 (1)% (1)% 0% Newport News(city) Newport News City Police 322 263 59 82 170,045 15 10 7 26 Norfolk(city) Norfolk Police 766 680 86 89 261,229 26 4 8 (19) Portsmouth(clty) Portsmouth Police 273 207 66 76 103,907 20 15 1 100 Prince William Prince William County Police 459 299 160 65 215,686 14 66 35 191 Richmond(city) Richmond City Police 715 646 69 90 203,056 32 2 4 (17) Roanoke(city) Roanoke City Sheriff 278 242 36 87 95,397 25 7 9 (5) Roanoke-(city) Roanoke City Police 176 158 18 90 79,332 20 10 19 (33) Virginia Beach(city) Virginia Beach Police 796 597 199 75 393,069 15 67 25 • WASHINGTON King King Co. Dept. of Public Safety 767 573 194 75 1,507,319 4 11 11 11 King Bellevue Police 196 131 65 67 86,874 15 20 15 33 King Seattle Police 1,775 1,271 504 72 516,259 25 22 19 32 Pierce Pierce County Sheriff 458 231 227 50 586,203 4 36 33 39 Pierce Tacoma Police 365 329 36 90 176,664 19 20 18 50 Snohomish Snohomish County Sheriff 216 149 67 69 465,642 3 19 14 34 Snohomish Everett Police 170 130 40 76 69,961 19 25 18 54 Spokane Spokane County Sheriff 377 158 219 42 361,364 4 21 9 32 Spokane Spokane Police 318 240 78 75 177,196 14 8 3 24 WEST VIRGINIA Cabell Huntington Police 104 101 3 97 54,844 18 (19) (6) (86) Kanawha Charleston Police 180 158 22 88 57,287 28 (10) (5) (35) WISCONSIN Brown Brown County Sheriff 190 128 62 67 194,594 7 32 9 130 Brown Green Bay Police 254 170 84 67 96,466 18 (2) 4 (13) Dane Dane County Sheriff 245 211 34 86 367,085 6 (3) 3 (28) Dane Madison Police 379 301 78 79 191,262 16 6 8 (4) Kenosha Kenosha Police 160 160 0 100 80,352 20 (4) 4 (100) Milwaukee Milwaukee County Sheriff 557 437 120 78 959,275 5 4 9 (12) Milwaukee Milwaukee Police 2,274 1,866 408 82 628,088 30 (6) (8) 7 Milwaukee West Allis Police 145 130 15 90 63,221 21 (7) (1) (40) Racine Racine County Sheriff 221 177 44 80 175,034 10 19 11 76 Racine Racine Police 268 202 66 75 84,298 24 (1) (4) 12 Waukesha Waukesha County Sheriff 254 141 113 56 304,715 5 7 2 13 Note: Personnel data for 1~90 are for the pay period that included June 15, 1990. Personnel data for 1986 are for the pay period that included March 12, 1986. Population data are based on Bureau of Census figures for April 1 , 1990. Population data are not presented for special police agencies. Figures for number of sworn employees per 10,000 residents include full-th.,e employees only. Numbers in parentheses indicate a negative percent change in number of employees from 1986 to 1990. ·Percent change could not be r.aiculated because the agency had no civilian employees in 1986. - Population data are not presentt.'d for special police agencies. - - Percent change could not be c·alculated because personnel data for 1986 were not available. Personnel 11
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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 17a. Special units for youth
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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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Bureau of Justice Statistics report
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