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Tabla 6b. Operating expenditure, starting salaries, and overtime pay expenditure of State law enforcement agencies, 1990 Fiscal 1990 overtime Fiscal 1990 ol:!erating eXl:!enditure Base starting sala!y ~~ eXl:!enditure Per Per Per Entry-level Per Name of agency Total eml:!lo~ee officer resident officer Director Total officer Alabama Department of Public Safety $44,279,956 $35,367 $65,406 $11 $21,154 $61,071 $1,5:!:l,447 $2,259 Alaska State Troopers 38,801,000 102,108 153,972 71 40,188 64,890 1,248,480 4,954 Arizona Department of Public Safety 76,748,000 45,226 77,289 21 25,255 85,000 Arkansas State Police 28,809,020 43,849 60,523 12 17,108 49,174 0 0 California Highway Patrol 608,033,545 70,858 102,053 20 33,348 101,343 25,912,108 4,349 Colorado State Patrol 28,536,216 39,911 57,649 9 22,656 43,632 338,750 684 Connecticut State Police 71,750,631 48,893 73,066 22 25,625 72,681 4,667,925 4,753 Delaware State Police 39,201,000 56,649 75,387 59 28,696 70,600 934,038 1,796 Florida Highway Patrol 86,471,981 39,612 52,349 7 19,836 41,988 0 0 Georgia State Police 90,930,081 46,535 109,291 14 20,820 75,000 0 0 Idaho State Police 8,415,600 35,509 44,527 8 20,134 37,980 0 0 Illinois State Police 163,569,001 42,819 69,309 14 24,948 65,835 2,800,000 1,186 Indiana State Police 60,620,000 33,436 54,909 11 20,3013 54,574 (700,000 4,257 Iowa State Patrol 23,749,567 52,601 57,228 9 25,334 53,976 199,500 481 Kansas Highway Patrol 31,226,609 40,475 52,659 13 24,144 47,796 166,562 282 Kentucky State Police 69,600,000 42,029 77,333 19 20,556 50,000 Louisiana State Police 42,950,815 42,483 60,665 10 18,564 41,808 1,948,409 2,752 Maine State Police 25,052,488 51,232 70,570 20 20,845 42,598 1,170,644 3,298 Maryland State Police 116,567,524 50,583 70,370 24 24,555 79,656 4,939,356 2,983 Massachusetts State Police 50,800,502 38,282 43,718 8 20,918 60,592 5,200,000 4,475 Michigan State Police 216,432,267 67,163 95,010 23 27,582 80,569 3,500,000 1,536 Minnesota State Patrol 36,237,000 47,369 71,053 8 25,119 65,000 1,590,000 3,118 MississiPPli Highway Safety Patrol 31,191,181 41,644 60,920 12 18,672 39,600 324,047 633 Missouri 13tate Highway Patrol 87,900,000 48,510 100,918 17 24,885 40,233 0 0 Montana Highway F&trol 10,095,578 40,221 50,478 13 19,668 36,808 165,832 829 Nebras~a State Patrol 23,479,284 39,329 50,711 15 18,920 51,566 0 0 Nevada Highway Patrol 15,277,433 40,524 57,651 13 24,093 37,247 191,248 722 New Hampshire State Police 13,920,235 39,323 53,954 13 22,588 59,880 417,782 1,620 New Jersey State Police 121,680,000 32,013 46,567 16 25,182 80,000 947,799 363 New Mexico State Police 23,083,175 46,166 61,555 15 16,776 54,876 New York State Police 264,422,809 55,209 65,892 15 24,308 91,957 10,763,074 2,682 North Carolina State Highway Patrol 71,613,011 45,411 57,520 11 20,640 48,732 0 0 North Dakota Highway Patrol 8,441,100 46,253 73,401 13 21,600 43,200 Ohio State Highway Patrol 99,855,145 43,989 80,076 9 23,816 45,615 3,079,250 2,469 Oklahoma Highway Patrol 24,861,165 18,321 31,038 8 20,196 54,600 0 0 Oregon State Police 66,166,613 61,723 72,911 23 29,460 69,180 1,825,719 2,087 Pennsylvania State Police 294,037,000 54,935 71,874 25 25,475 61,520 Rhode Island State Police 11,934,786 58,504 66,304 12 22,000 40,000 South Carolina Highway Patrol 45,341,082 37,627 45,753 13 20,044 47,509 South Dakota Highway Patrol 6,365,705 38,697 43,304 9 17,680 44,075 122,186 831 Tennessee Department of Safety 34,807,012 24,392 41,536 7 19,824 28,536 '1,286,674 1,535 Texas Department of Public Safety 179,192,484 32,366 64,319 11 22,428 79,800 1,558,362 559 Utah Highway Patrol 13,500,000 31,991 41,925 8 18,325 40,872 Vermont Department of Public Safety 21,000,000 48,387 66,879 37 18,000 45,000 Virginia State Police 111,923,368 48,462 66,661 18 23,044 84,336 4,760,843 2,836 Washington State Patrol 84,354,004 '43,820 86,252 17 33,480 79,620 1,310,000 1,339 West Virginia State Police 27,661,030 35,372 53,194 15 19,080 44,600 1,512,000 2,908 Wisconsin State Patrol 30,151,066 47,370 62,554 6 19,314 48,547 1,225,191 2,542 Wyoming Highway Patrol 8,500,000 42,929 57,047 19 18,828 44,160 80,000 537 Note: Figures are for fiscal year ending June 30, 1990, or the most recent fiscal year completed prior to that date. Operating expenditure figures include gross salaries and wages, err,ployer contributions to employee benefits, jail expenditures (if applicable), ~nd other operating expenditures such as the purchase of supplies, food, and contractual services. Capital expenditures such as equipment purchases and construction costs are not Included. Computation of per employee expenditure Includes ali agency employees, with a weight of 0.5 assigned to part-time employees. Computation of per officer expenditure includes ali sworn employees, with a weight of 0.5 assigned to part-time sworn employees. Computation of per resident expenditure is based on population of city or county on April 1 ,1990. Overtime expenditure figures are for full-time sworn personnel only. In some cases, expenditure figures are estimates provided by the agency. - - Salary or expenditure information was not provided by an agency. 72 Law Enforcement Management and Administrative Statistics, 1990
Table 7a. Special pay, collective bargaining, and police membership organizations for sworn personnel in local law enforcement agencies, 1990 Departments Departments authorizing T~~es of s~ecial ~a~ authorized for officers: authorizing officer membershi~ in: Hazardous Shift Education collective Nonpolice Police Police CounlY Name of agenc~ du!y differential incentive Merit bar!E!ining union union association ALABAMA Jefferson Jefferson County Sheriff X X X X Jefferson Birmingham Police X X X X Madison Huntsville Police X X Mobile Mobile County Sheriff X X X Mobile Mobile Police X X X X X Montgomery Montgomery County Sheriff X X Montgomery Montgomery Police X X X X Tuscaloosa Tuscaloosa Police X X X ALASKA Anchorage Anchorage Police X X X X X X ARIZONA Maricopa Maricopa County Sheriff X X X X Maricopa Glendale Police X X X Maricopa Mesa Police X X X X X Maricopa Phoenix Police X X X X X Maricopa Scottsdale Police Maricopa Tempe Police X X Pima Pima County Sheriff X X X Pima Tucson Police X X X X X Pinal Pinal County Sheriff X X X ARKANSAS Jefferson Pine Bluff Police X Pulaski Pulaski County Sheriff X Pulaski Little Rock Police X X X Pulaski North Little Rock Police X X X Sebastian Fort Smith Police X X X CAUFORNIA Alameda Alameda County Sheriff X X X X X Alameda Berkeley Police X X X X Alameda Fremont Police X X X Alameda Hayward Police X X X Alafl1eda Oakland Police X X X X (.,;\~ ~t\'ra Costa Contra Costa County Sheriff X X X Contra Costa Concord Police X X X X X Contra Costa Richmond Police X X X X EI Dorado EI Dorado County Sheriff X X X X X Fresno Fresno Police X X X X Imperial Imperial County Sheriff X X X X Kern Kern County Sheriff X X X X Kern Bakersfield Police X X X X Los Angeles Los Angeles County Sheriff X X X X X Los Angeles Beverly Hills Police X X X Los Angeles Burbank Police X X X X X Los Angeles Compton Police X X X X X Los Angeles EI Monte Police X X X X X X Los Angeles Glendale Police X X X X Los Angeles Inglewood Police X X X X X Los Angeles Long Beach Police X X X X X X Los Angeles Los Angeles Airport. Police X X Los Angeles Los Angeles Police X X X X X Los Angeles Pasadena Police X X X X X Los Angeles Pomona Police X X X X Los Angeles Santa Monica Police X X X X Lo&Angeles Torrance Police X X X X Los Angeles West Covina Police X X X X Los Angeles Downey Police X X X X X Los Angeles Los Angeles School Police X X Marin Marin County Sheriff X X X X Monterey Monterey County Sheriff X X X X X Monterey Salinas Police X X X X Expenditures and pay 73
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Table A. Number of State and local
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Table 1a. Number of full-time emplo
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Appendix Survey forms FORM CJ-44 (5
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Bureau of Justice Statistics report
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