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Table B. State and local law enforcement agencies with 1,000 or more full-time sworn personnel working in field operations, 1990 Full-time sworn personnel Working in State Name of agency Total field operations New York New York City Police 25,655 22,496 Illinois Chicago Police 11,837 10,929 Califomia Los Angeles Police 8,295 7,683 Pennsylvania Philadelphia Police 6,523 6,519 Califomia Califomia Highway Patrol 5,958 5,681 District of Columbia Washington Metropolitan Police 4,506 4,066 Califomia Los Angeles County Sheriff 7,640 4,017 New York New York State Police 4,013 3,847 Illinois Cook County Sheriff 4,081 3,599 Texas Houston Police 4,104 3,570 Michigan Detroit Police 4,595 3,518 Pennsylvania Pennsylvania State Polic:e 4,091 3,503 New York New York City Transit Police 3,647 2,947 Texas Texas Department of Public Safety 2,786 2,703 Maryland Baltimore Police 2,861 2,547 New York Nassau County Police 2,923 2,383 Illinois Illinois State Police 2,360 2,154 New York Suffolk County Police 2,614 2,146 New Jersey New Jersey State Police 2,613 2,116 Texas Dallas Police 2,635 2,083 Massachusetts Boston Police 2,053 1,919 Michigan Michigan State Police 2,278 1,845 Arizona Phoenix Police 1,949 ~,840 Califomia San Diego Police 1,816 1,706 New York New York City Housing Police 1,934 1,701 Hawaii Honolulu Police 1,781 1,680 Florida Florida Highway Patrol 1,649 1,630 Virginia Virginia State Police 1,679 1,618 Florida Metro-Dade Police 2,479 1,583 Maryland Maryland State Police 1,656 1,574 Wisconsin Milwaukee Police 1,866 1,525 Califomia San Francisco Police 1,777 1,504 Ohio Cleveland Police 1,761 1,472 Missouri SI. Louis Police 1,544 1,409 New York Port Authority of New York-New Jersey 1,406 1,395 Ohio Columbus Police 1,381 1,371 Texas San Antonio Police 1,576 1,343 Maryland Baltimore County Police 1,540 1,336 Georgia Atlanta Police 1,560 1,279 Washington Seattle Police 1,271 1,209 Ohio Ohio State Highway Patrol 1,247 1,186 North Carolina North Carolina State Highway Patrol 1,245 1,180 Louisiana New Orleans Police 1,397 1,142 Maryland Prince George's County Police 1,211 1,112 Colorado Denver Police 1,318 1,103 Missouri Kansas City Police 1,148 1,045 Florida Jacksonville Sheriff 1,181 1,043 Califomia San Jose Police 1,110 1,033 Note: Field operations personnel include officers, detectives, inspectors, supervisors and other personnel providing direct services related to traffic enforcement, patrol and response to incidents, investigations, and special operations. Personnel working in positions related to the functions of administration, technical support, jail operations, or court operations are not included. Summary tables ix
- T/.;:bleC. Summary data 'for State and local law enforcement agencies with 100 or more officers, by type of agency, 1990 Type of agency County Municipal Special State police police Sheriff police police Item description (n-34) (n-380) (n-153) (n-17) (n-49) Personnel Number of agencies by number of full-time sworn officers: 1,000 or more 7 31 12 3 14 500-999 5 29 16 1 17 250-499 12 66 43 4 12 100-249 10 254 82 9 6 Number of employees and sworn officers Total number of full-time employees 30,206 235,995 97,310 11,289 77,330 Total number of full-time sworn officers 23,205 183,804 64,296 10,169 52,372 Average number of full-time officers per 10,000 residents 12 21 10 2 Median percent change in number of employS"'..s 1986-1990: All employees 15% 6% 24% 11% 5% Sworn employees 12 4 22 3 3 Civilian employees 16 11 25 63 7 Average percent of sworn employees by job fu ootion category: Administration 6% 5% 5% 6% 7% Field operations 87 89 55 91 89 Technical support 6 5 4 3 3 Jail operations 1 0 27 0 0 Court operations 1 0 8 0 0 Average percent of civilian employees by job function category: Administration 12% 10% 9% 16% 12% Field operations 11 12 6 6 12 Technical support 67 67 36 57 75 Jail operations 2 4 42 0 0 Court operations 2 0 4 1 0 Other functions 6 6 3 20 2 Average percent of sworn employees by sex: Male 91 % 93% 86% 89% 96% Female 9 7 14 11 4 Average percent of sworn employees by race: White, non-Hispanic 79% 84% 85% 66% 90% Black. non-Hispanic 10 10 9 24 6 Hispanic, any race 2 6 5 8 3 Other race 9 1 1 2 1 Percent of agencies with educational requirement for officers: 4-year college degree 0% 1% 1% 0% 0% 2-year college degree 9 5 3 0 8 Nondegree college requirement 3 8 1 6 10 High school diploma 85 85 95 88 80 No formal requirement 3 1 0 6 2 Percent of agencies with . esidency refluirement for officers: Area under agency's jurISdiction 1% 26% 42% 12% 59% Other specified area 18 26 8 18 14 Expendjtures and pay Median Iiscal1990 operating expenditure: Total $18,653,000 $10,355,000 $16,441,000 $12,474,000 $42,951,000 Per employee 42,800 40,600 40,900 50,000 42,800 Per officer 55,200 53,800 64,700 73,400 60,700 Per resident 39 107 51 15 Median fiscal 1990 overtime expenditure: Total $866,000 $384,000 $406,000 $1,050,000 $1,198,000 Per full-time officer 1,957 1,905 1,586 3,962 1,437 Average base starting salary: Chief executive $60,600 $58,100 $63,300 $67,100 $56,900 Entry-level officer 24,100 24,50:i 21,700 27,400 22,800 x Law Enforcement Management and Administrative Statistics, 1990
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Appendix Survey forms FORM CJ-44 (5
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Bureau of Justice Statistics report
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