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Contents Introduction Overview Table A. Number of agencies, by State Table B. Agencies with 1,000 or more field operations officers Table C. Data totals, by type of agency vII vii viii Ix x Data for Individual agencies Personnel 1 Expenditures and pay 61 Operations 85 Vehicles 109 Weapons and armor 133 Computerization 157 Programs and policies 193 Drug enforcement 229 Appendix Survey forms 253 iv Law Enforcement Management and Administrative Statistics, 1990
Contents -Tables Section III. Operations Section VI. Computerization Section I. Personnel Number of full-time employees, number of sworn employees per 10,000 residents, and percent change since 1986 In number of full-time employees, 1990 law enforcement and Investigative functions, type of 911 system, and lockup facilities, 1990 8a. Local agencies ab. State agencies Special functions, 1990 85 96 Types of computers and Automated Fingerprint Identification System (AFIS) facilities operated. 1990 14a; Local agencies 157 14b. State agencies 168 Functions of computers, 1990 1 a. Local agencies 1 b. State agencies 1 12 9a. Local agencies 9b. State agencies 97 108 15a. Local agencies i5b. State agencies 169 180 Number of full-time and part-time sworn employees, and Job classification of full-time sworn employees, 1990 2a. Local agencies 13 2b. State agencies 24 Number of full-time and part-time civil Ian employees, and Job classification of full-time civilian employees, 1990 3a. Loca! agencies 3b. State agencies Sex, race, and ethnlclty of full-time sworn employees, 1990 25 36 Section IV. Vehicles Number of cars operated, ratio of cars to officers, and vehicle use policies, 1990 10a. Local agencies 10b. State agencies 109 120 Number of vehicles other than cars operated, 1990 11 a. Local agencies 11 b. State agencies 121 132 Types of computerized information files maintained, 1990 16a. Local agencies 16b. State agencies' Section VII. Programs and policies Special units for youth and family problems, 1990 17a. Local agencies 17b. State agencies Additional special units, 1990 181 192 193 204 4a. Local agencies 4b. State agencies 37 48 Section V. Weapons and armor 18a. Local agencies 18b. State agencies 205 216 Educational, residency, and training requirements for new officer recruits, 1990 5a. Local agencies 5b. State agencies Section II. Expenditures and pay Operating expenditure, starting salaries, and overtime pay expenditure, 1990 6a. Local agencies 6b. State agencies 49 60 61 72 Special pay, collective bargaining, and membership organizations for sworn personnel, 1990 Type of sidearms authorized or supplied for use by officers, 1990 12a. Local agencies 133 12b. State agencies 144 Body armor policies and types of nonlethal weapons authorized for use by officers. 1990 13a. Local agencies 13b., State agencies 145 156 Written policy directives, 1990 19a. Local agencies 217 19b. State agencies 228 Section VIII. Drug enforcement Drug enforcement activities, 1990 20a. Local agencies 20b. State agencies 229 240 Applicant and employee drug testing policies, 1990 21 a. Local agencies 21 b. State agencies 241 252 7a. Local agencies 7b. State agencies 73 84 State and Local Agencies with 100 or More Officers v
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Appendix Survey forms FORM CJ-44 (5
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