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Appendix ,..-.1iiiiIi ...... _ DESCRIPTION INFORMATION Which category below best describes your type of agency? 1 0 General purpose municipal police department a. Law enforcement b. Jail-related c. Court-related d. Other - Specify 2 0 General purpose county police department 3 0 State police department j 40 Sheriffs department - Please indicate the percent of __ ~ manhours spent performing the following functions. Manhour percentage % % % 50 Special police departments (e.g., campus police, detective bureaus, transit police, airport police, park police, etc.) If you are part of a larger non-law enforcement agency, please answer the questions for your law enforcement unit only. Section-II OPERATIONS 1. Mark an IX) beside all functions for which your agency has a PRIMARY responsibility. - Do not include functions which your agency performs only upon request such as aiding another agency in an emergency. % 1 0 Traffic enforcement, direction, and control 2 0 Accident investigations 3 0 Patrol and first response to incidents 4 0 Emergency medical services 5 0 Property crime investigations 60 Death investigations (murder, suicide, and unknown origin) B 0 Robbery, rape, and serious assault investigations 9 0 Other criminal investigations 100 Fingerprint processing 11 0 Ballistics testing 120 Laboratory testing of substances (any type) 130 Search and rescue 7 0 Narcotics and vice enforcement 140 Telephone and radio communications and dispatch 150 Court security 160 Jail operations 170 Serving civil process 180 Civil defense 190 Fire service 200 Animal control 21 0 Training academy operation 220 Other - Specify------- 2a. Doos your agency perform routine patrol functions? lOVes 2 0 No - SKIP to question 3. b. WEEKDAY SHIFTS - Please enter the following information for each patrol shift that began during the 24-hour period starting at 6:00 p.m. (1800 hours), Tuesday, June 26th, and ending 5:59 p.m. (1759 hours), Wednesday, June 27th. Please include only units that ACTUALL V WORKED. Under length, include the full length (to the nearest quarter hour) of the shift even if it extended beyond the end of the specified 24-hour time period. If additional space is needed, please continue on page S. Code No. 1 Automobile 1 Automobile 1 Automobile 1 Automobile 2 Foot 2 Foot 2 Foot 2 Foot * Other - Specify Type of patrol (a) Beginning time (Use military time) (b) Length (hours) (e) No. of oneofficer units (d) No. of twoofficer units (e) c. WEEKEND SHIFT - Mark (X) ONE 1 0 Same as reported in 2b above - SKIP to question 3. 2 0 Different from weekday shift .- Report the shifts below ~ d. WEEKEND SHIFTS - Please enter the following information for each patrol shift that began during the 24-hour period starting at 6:00 p.m. (1800 hours), Saturday, June 30th, and ending 5:59 p.m. (1759 hours), Sunday, July 1 st. Please include only units that ACTUALL V WORKED. Under length, include the full length (to the nearest quarter hour) of the shift even if it extended beyond the end of the specified 24-hour time period. If additional space is needed, please continue on page S. Code No. 1 1 1 1 2 2 2 2 Automobile Automobile Automobile Automobile Foot Foot Foot Foot * Other - S ecif Type of patrol (a) *Include motorcycle, bicycle, boat, horse, and helicopter patrols. 254 Law En/olcement Management and Administrative Statistics, t 990 Beginning time (Use military time) (b) Length (hours) (e) No. of oneofficer units (d) No. of twoofficer units (e)
Appendix Section II OPERATIONS - Continued 3. What was the total number of requests for service received by your agency for the 12-month period ending June 30, 1990? NOTE - Estimates are acceptable and should be marked with an asterisk 4. Of the total number of requests for service reported, how many did your agency respond to? NOTE - Estimates are acceptable and should be marked with an asterisk Total requests (a) Total responses (a) No. of Officer citizens requests Alarms initiated calls (c) (d) Dispatch of unit (or use of on-site unit) (b) Other - Specify (e) Other - Specify (c) 5. Does your agancy participate (i.e., units can be dispatched as a result of a call) in an operational 911 emergency telephone system or its equivalent? 6. Does your agency administer one 01 ".~ore temporary holding or lockup facilities separate Ii om a jail? 10 Yes - Regular 911 1 0 Yes - Please answer a through d 20 Yes - Enhanced/expanded 911 3D No 20 No -- SKIP to section 11/ d. What was the total number 01 admissions for the 24-hour period ending at midnight, Friday, June 29, 1990? NOTE - Do not count an individual more than once. EQUIPMENT your agency 1 DYes 2 D No - SKIP to question 2 Type - any authorized, but not supplied by your agency, for use by its sworn officers while "on duty"? 10 Yes - Mark (X) a/l that apply 2 D No - SKIP to question 3a Type - a. Revolver b. c. ~~~~~--~~~------------------------------------;---r--+---r--+-~----------, 3a. Does your agency supply or give a cash allowance for protective body armor? 1 0 Yes 2 D No - SKIP to question 3b b. Does your agency require any officers to wear protective body armor? 1 0 Yes 2 0 No - SKIP to question 4 Officers re to wear body armor • 4. Which of the following types of non-lethal weapons are authorized for use by your agency? Mark (X) a/l that apply. 1 0 Ele::tronic devices (e.g., taser, stun gun) 20 Chemical agents (e.g., tear gas, mace) 3D Impact devices (soft projectile, rubber bullet, sidearm baton) 40 Restraining devices other than handcuffs (e.g., three-pole trip, capture net) 6 0 Other - Specify 6 0 None of the above State and Local Agencies with 100 or More Officers 255
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Contents -Tables Section III. Opera
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Table A. Number of State and local
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