Law enforcement personnel.Because of the differing service requirements and functions, care should be taken when using the data presented in this section to draw comparisons between and among the staffing levels of law enforcement agencies A law enforcement agency (LEA) is a term used to describe any agency which enforces the law. This may be a local or state police, federal agencies such as the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) or the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA). . What follows is not intended as recommended or preferred officer strength; the data should be viewed merely as guides. Each year, the staff of the UCR (Under Color Removal) A method for reducing the amount of printing ink used. It substitutes black for gray color (equal amounts of cyan, magenta and yellow). Thus black ink is used instead of the three CMY inks. See GCR and dot gain. Program ask law enforcement agencies across the United States United States, officially United States of America, republic (2005 est. pop. 295,734,000), 3,539,227 sq mi (9,166,598 sq km), North America. The United States is the world's third largest country in population and the fourth largest country in area. to report the total number of sworn law enforcement officers and civilians in their agency as of October October: see month. 31. This section of Crime in the United States Crime in the United States is characterized by relatively high levels of gun violence and homicide, compared to other developed countries although this is explained by the fact that criminals in America are more likely to use firearms. presents that data as the number and rate of law enforcement officers and civilian CIVILIAN. A doctor, professor, or student of the civil law. employees throughout the United States. In 2004, 14,254 state, city, university and college, metropolitan and nonmetropolitan county, and other law enforcement agencies employed 675,734 sworn officers and 294,854 civilians who provided law enforcement services to more than 278 million people nationwide. (See Table 74.) The data in this section are broken down by geographic geographic /geo·graph·ic/ (je?o-graf´ik) in pathology, of or referring to a pattern that is well demarcated, resembling outlines on a map. geographic pertaining to geography. region and division, population group, state, city, university and college, metropolitan and nonmetropolitan county, and other law enforcement agencies. (Information about geographic region and division and population group can be found in Appendix appendix, small, worm-shaped blind tube, about 3 in. (7.6 cm) long and 1-4 in. to 1 in. (.64–2.54 cm) thick, projecting from the cecum (part of the large intestine) on the right side of the lower abdominal cavity. III.) The staff of the UCR Program compute To perform mathematical operations or general computer processing. For an explanation of "The 3 C's," or how the computer processes data, see computer. the rate of sworn officers and law enforcement employees by taking the number of employees (sworn officers only or in combination with civilians), dividing by the population for which the agency provides law enforcement service, and multiplying mul·ti·ply 1 v. mul·ti·plied, mul·ti·ply·ing, mul·ti·plies v.tr. 1. To increase the amount, number, or degree of. 2. Mathematics To perform multiplication on. by 1,000. * Tables 70 and 71 present the number and rate of law enforcement personnel per 1,000 inhabitants
The game is based loosely on the concepts from SameGame. collectively employed by agencies, broken down by geographic region and division by population group. * Tables 72 and 73 provide a count of law enforcement agencies, by population group, based on the employment rate ranges for sworn officer and civilian employees per 1,000 inhabitants. * Table 74 provides the number and percentage of male and female sworn officers and civilian employees by population group. * Table 75 lists the percentage of full-time full-time adj. Employed for or involving a standard number of hours of working time: a full-time administrative assistant. full civilian law enforcement employees by population group. * Table 76 breaks down by state the number of sworn law enforcement officers and civilians employed by state law enforcement agencies. * Tables 78-80 list the number of law enforcement employees for cities, universities and colleges, and metropolitan and nonmetropolitan counties. * Table 81 supplies employee data for those law enforcement agencies that serve this Nation's transit transit, in astronomy, passage of a body across a meridian or passage of a small body across the visible disk of a larger one. (The passage of a large body across a smaller one is called an eclipse or occultation. systems, parks and forests, schools and school districts, hospitals, etc. The demographic See demographics. traits and characteristics of a jurisdiction affect its requirements for law enforcement service. For instance, a hamlet between two large cities may require more law enforcement presence than a community of the same size that does not have a nearby urban center. A town with legal gambling gambling or gaming, betting of money or valuables on, and often participation in, games of chance (some involving degrees of skill). In England and in the United States, gambling was not a common-law crime if conducted privately. may have different law enforcement needs than one near a military base. Cities composed mostly of college students may have different law enforcement service requirements than cities whose residents are mainly retirees. Similarly, the functions of law enforcement agencies are significantly diverse. They patrol local streets and major highways, they protect citizens in the Nation's smallest towns and largest cities, they conduct investigations on offenses around the block or around the state. State police in one area may enforce traffic laws on state highways and interstates; in another area, the state police may be responsible for investigating violent crimes. Sheriff's departments may collect tax monies, they may serve as the enforcement authority for local and state courts, or they may administer To give an oath, as to administer the oath of office to the president at the inauguration. To direct the transactions of business or government. Immigration laws are administered largely by the Immigration and Naturalization Service. jail facilities. These duties have an impact on an agency's staffing levels. Because of the differing service requirements and functions, care should be taken when using the data presented in this section to draw comparisons between and among the staffing levels of law enforcement agencies. What follows is not intended as recommended or preferred officer strength; the data should be viewed merely as guides. Adequate staffing levels can be determined only after careful study of the conditions that affect the service requirements in a particular jurisdiction. Rate The national rate of full-time law enforcement employees per 1,000 inhabitants remained at 3.5 in 2004, unchanged from the 2003 rate. (Based on Table 74.) Among the Nation's four regions, law enforcement agencies in the Northeast “Northeastern” redirects here. For the Boston college, see Northeastern University, Boston. Northeast or north east is the ordinal direction halfway between north and east. It is the opposite of southwest. See boxing the compass. had the highest rate of law enforcement employees, 3.5 law enforcement employees for every 1,000 inhabitants. Agencies in the South had 3.4 law enforcement employees per 1,000 inhabitants, in the Midwest Midwest or Middle West, region of the United States centered on the western Great Lakes and the upper-middle Mississippi valley. It is a somewhat imprecise term that has been applied to the northern section of the land between the Appalachians , 2.7, and in the West, 2.4. (See Table 70.) An examination of the 2004 law enforcement employee data by population group showed that in the Nation's cities collectively there were 3.0 law enforcement employees per 1,000 inhabitants. Of the population groups with the city label, cities with 10,000 or less in population had the highest rate of law enforcement employees, 4.2 per 1,000 inhabitants. Cities with 25,000 to 49,999 inhabitants and cities with 50,000 to 99,999 inhabitants had the lowest rate, 2.3 law enforcement employees per 1,000 in population. The Nation's largest cities, those with 250,000 or more inhabitants, averaged 3.8 law enforcement employees for every 1,000 inhabitants. (See Table 70.) The law enforcement agencies in the Nation's metropolitan counties averaged 4.4 employees per 1,000 inhabitants; agencies in the Nation's nonmetropolitan counties collectively reported having 4.5 law enforcement personnel for each 1,000 inhabitants. (Based on Table 74.) Sworn Personnel The UCR Program defines law enforcement officers as individuals who ordinarily or·di·nar·i·ly adv. 1. As a general rule; usually: ordinarily home by six. 2. In the commonplace or usual manner: ordinarily dressed pedestrians on the street. carry a firearm firearm, device consisting essentially of a straight tube to propel shot, shell, or bullets by the explosion of gunpowder. Although the Chinese discovered gunpowder as early as the 9th cent., they did not develop firearms until the mid-14th cent. and a badge, have full arrest powers, and are paid from governmental funds set aside specifically for sworn law enforcement representatives. An analysis of the 2004 data concerning only sworn law enforcement personnel showed that by region, law enforcement agencies in the cities in the Northeast had the highest rate of sworn officers, 2.7, per 1,000 inhabitants. The rate of law enforcement officers for each 1,000 in population was 2.6 in the South, 2.2 in the Midwest, and 1.7 in the West. (See Table 71.) By population group, there were 2.3 sworn officers for each 1,000 resident population in the Nation's cities collectively. That rate was unchanged from the 2003 data. Of the population groups labeled city, the cities of 10,000 or less in population had the highest rate, 3.3 officers per 1,000 inhabitants in 2004. Two city population groups, those with populations from 25,000 to 49,999 and those with 50,000 to 99,999 had the lowest rate, 1.8 officers per 1,000 inhabitants. The Nation's largest cities, those with 250,000 or more inhabitants averaged 2.8 officers per 1,000 in population. (See Table 71.) Law enforcement agencies in the Nation's metropolitan and nonmetropolitan counties averaged 2.6 and 2.7 officers, respectively, for each 1,000 in population. (Based on Table 74.) A review by gender of the 2004 data submitted about sworn officers showed that in the Nation as well as in cities overall, 88.4 percent of law enforcement officers were male and 11.6 percent were female. The review also revealed that in the Nation's metropolitan counties, 86.7 percent of officers were male and 13.3 percent were female; in the Nation's nonmetropolitan counties, 91.9 percent of officers were male and 8.1 percent were female. (See Table 74.) Civilian Employees Civilian employees provide a myriad Myriad is a classical Greek name for the number 104 = 10 000. In modern English the word refers to an unspecified large quantity. The term myriad is a progression in the commonly used system of describing numbers using tens and hundreds. of services to the law enforcement and criminal justice agencies around the United States. Among other duties, they dispatch A dispatch or dispatches can refer to:
Across the United States in 2004, 30.4 percent of all law enforcement employees were civilians. Civilians comprised 23.2 percent of employees at law enforcement agencies in the Nation's cities overall. In the Nation's metropolitan counties, civilians comprised 40.3 percent of law enforcement employees; in the Nation's nonmetropolitan counties, civilians accounted for 39.7 percent. Of the civilians working in law enforcement agencies throughout the Nation, 62.1 percent were female and 37.9 percent were male. (See Tables 74 and 75.) Law Enforcement Officers Killed and Assaulted In 2004, 57 law enforcement officers were feloniously slain in the line of duty In the Line of Duty may refer to:
1. the act or process of ceasing to function. 2. an often sudden collapse in health. 3. loss of self-control. of the 2004 data by region showed that 27 officers were killed in the South, 10 officers were killed in the Midwest, 9 officers were killed in the West, and 8 officers were killed in the Northeast. Also, 2 officers were slain in Puerto Rico Puerto Rico (pwār`tō rē`kō), island (2005 est. pop. 3,917,000), 3,508 sq mi (9,086 sq km), West Indies, c.1,000 mi (1,610 km) SE of Miami, Fla. , and 1 was slain in the U.S. Virgin Islands. In addition, 82 officers died in line-of-duty accidents in 2004 compared with 81 officers who were accidentally killed in 2003. The UCR publication Law Enforcement Officers Killed and Assaulted contains more extensive information regarding line-of-duty deaths and assaults on city, county, state, tribal, and federal officers.
Table 70
Full-time Law Enforcement Employees (1) as of October 31, 2004
Number and Rate per 1,000 Inhabitants
by Geographic Region and Division by Population Group
[2004 estimated population]
Group I Group II
(69, (174
Total cities, cities,
(10,822 250,000 100,000
cities; and over; to 249,999;
population population population
Geographic region/division 185,926,671) 52,558,631) 26,030,515)
TOTAL CITIES: 10,822
cities; population
185,926,671:
Number of employees 559,566 199,331 64,358
Average number of
employees per 1,000
inhabitants 3.0 3.8 2.5
New England: 767 cities;
population 12,575,681:
Number of employees 32,731 2,673 4,754
Average number of
employees per 1,000
inhabitants 2.6 4.6 3.3
Middle Atlantic: 1,530
cities; population
30,228,151:
Number of employees 114,976.0 63,473.0 5,159.0
Average number of
employees per 1,000
inhabitants 3.8 6.1 3.2
NORTHEAST: 2,297 cities;
population 42,803,832:
Number of employees 147,707 66,146 9,913
Average number of
employees per 1,000
inhabitants 3.5 6.0 3.3
East North Central: 2,021
cities; population
30,785,159:
Number of employees 86,640 27,108 6,852
Average number of
employees per 1,000
inhabitants 2.8 4.5 2.4
West North Central: 1,222
cities; population
12,827,343:
Number of employees 31,660 7,407 3,364
Average number of
employees per 1,000
inhabitants 2.5 3.4 2.3
MIDWEST: 3,243 cities;
population 43,612,502:
Number of employees 118,300 34,515 10,216
Average number of
employees per 1,000
inhabitants 2.7 4.2 2.3
South Atlantic: 1,740
cities; population
22,271,779:
Number of employees 88,208 21,154 13,479
Average number of
employees per 1,000
inhabitants 4.0 4.4 3.0
East South Central: 941
cities; population
9,130,741:
Number of employees 32,936 7,402 4,395
Average number of
employees per 1,000
inhabitants 3.6 3.1 3.6
West South Central: 1,267
cities; population
22,437,128:
Number of employees 63,929 22,631 8,009
Average number of
employees per 1,000
inhabitants 2.8 2.7 2.4
SOUTH: 3,948 cities;
population 53,839,648:
Number of employees 185,073 51,187 25,883
Average number of
employees per 1,000
inhabitants 3.4 3.3 2.9
Mountain: 578 cities;
population 13,946,410:
Number of employees 36,765 15,164 6,262
Average number of
employees per 1,000
inhabitants 2.6 2.5 2.2
Pacific: 756 cities;
population 31,724,279:
Number ofemployees 71,721 32,319 12,084
Average number of
employees per 1,000
inhabitants 2.3 2.6 1.8
WEST: 1,334 cities;
population 45,670,689:
Number of employees 108,486 47,483 18,346
Average number of
employees per 1,000
inhabitants 2.4 2.7 1.9
Group III Group IV
(409 cities, (785 cities,
50,000 25,000
to 99,999; to 49,999;
population population
Geographic region/division 28,064,440) 27,052,123)
TOTAL CITIES: 10,822
cities; population
185,926,671:
Number of employees 64,078 61,980
Average number of
employees per 1,000
inhabitants 2.3 2.3
New England: 767 cities;
population 12,575,681:
Number of employees 5,785 6,830
Average number of
employees per 1,000
inhabitants 2.4 2.3
Middle Atlantic: 1,530
cities; population
30,228,151:
Number of employees 9,375.0 11,710.0
Average number of
employees per 1,000
inhabitants 2.6 2.4
NORTHEAST: 2,297 cities;
population 42,803,832:
Number of employees 15,160 18,540
Average number of
employees per 1,000
inhabitants 2.5 2.4
East North Central: 2,021
cities; population
30,785,159:
Number of employees 10,657 12,459
Average number of
employees per 1,000
inhabitants 2.1 2.1
West North Central: 1,222
cities; population
12,827,343:
Number of employees 3,899 3,741
Average number of
employees per 1,000
inhabitants 1.8 2.0
MIDWEST: 3,243 cities;
population 43,612,502:
Number of employees 14,556 16,200
Average number of
employees per 1,000
inhabitants 2.0 2.1
South Atlantic: 1,740
cities; population
22,271,779:
Number of employees 11,113 8,553
Average number of
employees per 1,000
inhabitants 3.1 3.0
East South Central: 941
cities; population
9,130,741:
Number of employees 1,994 3,865
Average number of
employees per 1,000
inhabitants 3.1 2.9
West South Central: 1,267
cities; population
22,437,128:
Number of employees 7,174 5,014
Average number of
employees per 1,000
inhabitants 2.3 2.4
SOUTH: 3,948 cities;
population 53,839,648:
Number of employees 20,281 17,432
Average number of
employees per 1,000
inhabitants 2.8 2.8
Mountain: 578 cities;
population 13,946,410:
Number of employees 3,926 3,150
Average number of
employees per 1,000
inhabitants 2.1 2.2
Pacific: 756 cities;
population 31,724,279:
Number ofemployees 10,155 6,658
Average number of
employees per 1,000
inhabitants 1.8 1.8
WEST: 1,334 cities;
population 45,670,689:
Number of employees 14,081 9,808
Average number of
employees per 1,000
inhabitants 1.9 1.9
Group V Group VI
(1,783 cities, (7,602 cities,
10,000 under
to 24,999; 10,000;
population population
Geographic region/division 28,246,568) 23,974,394)
TOTAL CITIES: 10,822
cities; population
185,926,671:
Number of employees 68,725 101,094
Average number of
employees per 1,000
inhabitants 2.4 4.2
New England: 767 cities;
population 12,575,681:
Number of employees 7,261 5,428
Average number of
employees per 1,000
inhabitants 2.2 3.0
Middle Atlantic: 1,530
cities; population
30,228,151:
Number of employees 12,114.0 13,145.0
Average number of
employees per 1,000
inhabitants 2.2 3.2
NORTHEAST: 2,297 cities;
population 42,803,832:
Number of employees 19,375 18,573
Average number of
employees per 1,000
inhabitants 2.2 3.1
East North Central: 2,021
cities; population
30,785,159:
Number of employees 14,267 15,297
Average number of
employees per 1,000
inhabitants 2.3 3.2
West North Central: 1,222
cities; population
12,827,343:
Number of employees 5,029 8,220
Average number of
employees per 1,000
inhabitants 2.2 3.1
MIDWEST: 3,243 cities;
population 43,612,502:
Number of employees 19,296 23,517
Average number of
employees per 1,000
inhabitants 2.2 3.1
South Atlantic: 1,740
cities; population
22,271,779:
Number of employees 11,154 22,755
Average number of
employees per 1,000
inhabitants 3.3 7.2
East South Central: 941
cities; population
9,130,741:
Number of employees 5,109 10,171
Average number of
employees per 1,000
inhabitants 3.1 5.3
West South Central: 1,267
cities; population
22,437,128:
Number of employees 6,935 14,166
Average number of
employees per 1,000
inhabitants 2.6 5.0
SOUTH: 3,948 cities;
population 53,839,648:
Number of employees 23,198 47,092
Average number of
employees per 1,000
inhabitants 3.0 5.9
Mountain: 578 cities;
population 13,946,410:
Number of employees 2,735 5,528
Average number of
employees per 1,000
inhabitants 2.5 4.3
Pacific: 756 cities;
population 31,724,279:
Number ofemployees 4,121 6,384
Average number of
employees per 1,000
inhabitants 2.0 4.9
WEST: 1,334 cities;
population 45,670,689:
Number of employees 6,856 11,912
Average number of
employees per 1,000
inhabitants 2.1 4.6
Suburban Area: (2) 7,337 agencies; population 119,055,079:
Number of employees 442,649
Average number of employees
per 1,000 inhabitants 3.7
County: (3) 3,432 agencies; population 92,506,392:
Number of employees 411,022
Average number of employees
per 1,000 inhabitants 4.4
(1) Full-time law enforcement employees include civilians.
(2) Suburban area includes law enforcement agencies in cities with less
than 50,000 inhabitants and county law enforcement agencies that are
within a Metropolitan Statistical Area (see Appendix 111). Suburban
area excludes all metropolitan agencies associated with a principal
city. The agencies associated with suburban areas also appear in other
groups within this table.
(3) The designation county is a combination of both metropolitan
and nonmetropolitan counties.
Table 71
Full-time Law Enforcement Officers as of October 31, 2004
Number and Rate per 1,000 Inhabitants
by Geographic Region and Division by Population Group
[2004 estimated population]
Group I Group II
(69, (174
Total cities, cities,
(10,822 250,000 100,000
cities; and over; to 249,999;
population population population
Geographic regionldivision 185,926,671) 52,558,631) 26,030,515)
TOTAL CITIES:
10,822 cities; population
185,926,671:
Number of officers 429,630 149,267 48,435
Average number of
officers per 1,000
inhabitants 2.3 2.8 1.9
New England: 767 cities;
population 12,575,681:
Number of officers 26,811 2,036 3,974
Average number of
officers per 1,000
inhabitants 2.1 3.5 2.8
Middle Atlantic: 1,530
cities; population
30,228,151:
Number of officers 88,738 45,260 4,289
Average number of
officers per 1,000
inhabitants 2.9 4.3 2.7
NORTHEAST: 2,297 cities;
population 42,803,832:
Number of officers 115,549 47,296 8,263
Average number of
officers per 1,000
inhabitants 2.7 4.3 2.7
East North Central: 2,021
cities; population
30,785,159:
Number of officers 70,557 22,943 5,641
Average number of
officers per 1,000
inhabitants 2.3 3.8 2.0
West North Central: 1,222
cities; population
12,827,343:
Number of officers 24,889 5,416 2,636
Average number of
officers per 1,000
inhabitants 1.9 2.5 1.8
MIDWEST: 3,243 cities;
population 43,612,502:
Number of officers 95,446 28,359 8,277
Average number of
officers per 1,000
inhabitants 2.2 3.5 1.9
South Atlantic: 1,740
cities; population
22,271,779:
Number of officers 67,218 15,942 10,053
Average number of
officers per 1,000
inhabitants 3.0 3.3 2.3
East South Central: 941
cities; population
9,130,741:
Number of officers 25,159 5,406 3,216
Average number of
officers per 1,000
inhabitants 2.8 2.3 2.6
West South Central: 1,267
cities; population
22,437,128:
Number of officers 48,873 18,141 5,994
Average number of
officers per 1,000
inhabitants 2.2 2.2 1.8
SOUTH: 3,948 cities;
population 53,839,648:
Number of officers 141,250 39,489 19,263
Average number of
officers per 1,000
inhabitants 2.6 2.5 2.1
Mountain: 578 cities;
population 13,946,410:
Number of officers 25,785 10,243 4,328
Average number of
officers per 1,000
inhabitants 1.8 1.9 1.5
Pacific: 756 cities;
population 31,724,279:
Number of officers 51,600 23,880 8,304
Average number of
officers per 1,000
inhabitants 1.6 1.9 1.2
WEST: 1,334 cities;
population 45,670,689:
Number of officers 77,385 34,123 12,632
Average number of
officers per 1,000
inhabitants 1.7 1.9 1.3
Group III Group IV
(409 cities, (785 cities,
50,000 25,000
to 99,999; to 49,999;
population population
Geographic regionldivision 28,064,440) 27,052,123)
TOTAL CITIES:
10,822 cities; population
185,926,671:
Number of officers 49,335 48,859
Average number of
officers per 1,000
inhabitants 1.8 1.8
New England: 767 cities;
population 12,575,681:
Number of officers 4,936 5,686
Average number of
officers per 1,000
inhabitants 2.0 1.9
Middle Atlantic: 1,530
cities; population
30,228,151:
Number of officers 7,724 9,851
Average number of
officers per 1,000
inhabitants 2.1 2.0
NORTHEAST: 2,297 cities;
population 42,803,832:
Number of officers 12,660 15,537
Average number of
officers per 1,000
inhabitants 2.1 2.0
East North Central: 2,021
cities; population
30,785,159:
Number of officers 8,429 9,766
Average number of
officers per 1,000
inhabitants 1.7 1.7
West North Central: 1,222
cities; population
12,827,343:
Number of officers 3,093 2,940
Average number of
officers per 1,000
inhabitants 1.4 1.5
MIDWEST: 3,243 cities;
population 43,612,502:
Number of officers 11,522 12,706
Average number of
officers per 1,000
inhabitants 1.6 1.6
South Atlantic: 1,740
cities; population
22,271,779:
Number of officers 8,324 6,674
Average number of
officers per 1,000
inhabitants 2.3 2.3
East South Central: 941
cities; population
9,130,741:
Number of officers 1,529 3,106
Average number of
officers per 1,000
inhabitants 2.4 2.3
West South Central: 1,267
cities; population
22,437,128:
Number of officers 5,510 3,784
Average number of
officers per 1,000
inhabitants 1.8 1.8
SOUTH: 3,948 cities;
population 53,839,648:
Number of officers 15,363 13,564
Average number of
officers per 1,000
inhabitants 2.1 2.1
Mountain: 578 cities;
population 13,946,410:
Number of officers 2,823 2,277
Average number of
officers per 1,000
inhabitants 1.5 1.6
Pacific: 756 cities;
population 31,724,279:
Number of officers 6,967 4,775
Average number of
officers per 1,000
inhabitants 1.2 1.3
WEST: 1,334 cities;
population 45,670,689:
Number of officers 9,790 7,052
Average number of
officers per 1,000
inhabitants 1.3 1.4
Group V Group VI
(1,783 cities, (7,602 cities,
10,000 under
to 24,999; 10,000;
population population
Geographic regionldivision 28,246,568) 23,974,394)
TOTAL CITIES:
10,822 cities; population
185,926,671:
Number of officers 54,814 78,920
Average number of
officers per 1,000
inhabitants 1.9 3.3
New England: 767 cities;
population 12,575,681:
Number of officers 5,900 4,279
Average number of
officers per 1,000
inhabitants 1.8 2.3
Middle Atlantic: 1,530
cities; population
30,228,151:
Number of officers 10,333 11,281
Average number of
officers per 1,000
inhabitants 1.9 2.7
NORTHEAST: 2,297 cities;
population 42,803,832:
Number of officers 16,233 15,560
Average number of
officers per 1,000
inhabitants 1.8 2.6
East North Central: 2,021
cities; population
30,785,159:
Number of officers 11,332 12,446
Average number of
officers per 1,000
inhabitants 1.8 2.6
West North Central: 1,222
cities; population
12,827,343:
Number of officers 4,016 6,788
Average number of
officers per 1,000
inhabitants 1.7 2.5
MIDWEST: 3,243 cities;
population 43,612,502:
Number of officers 15,348 19,234
Average number of
officers per 1,000
inhabitants 1.8 2.6
South Atlantic: 1,740
cities; population
22,271,779:
Number of officers 8,801 17,424
Average number of
officers per 1,000
inhabitants 2.6 5.5
East South Central: 941
cities; population
9,130,741:
Number of officers 3,939 7,963
Average number of
officers per 1,000
inhabitants 2.4 4.1
West South Central: 1,267
cities; population
22,437,128:
Number of officers 5,346 10,098
Average number of
officers per 1,000
inhabitants 2.0 3.6
SOUTH: 3,948 cities;
population 53,839,648:
Number of officers 18,086 35,485
Average number of
officers per 1,000
inhabitants 2.4 4.5
Mountain: 578 cities;
population 13,946,410:
Number of officers 2,075 4,039
Average number of
officers per 1,000
inhabitants 1.9 3.1
Pacific: 756 cities;
population 31,724,279:
Number of officers 3,072 4,602
Average number of
officers per 1,000
inhabitants 1.5 3.5
WEST: 1,334 cities;
population 45,670,689:
Number of officers 5,147 8,641
Average number of
officers per 1,000
inhabitants 1.6 3.3
Suburban Area: (1) 7,337 agencies; population 119,055,079:
Number of officers 294,112
Average number of officers
per 1,000 inhabitants 2.5
County: (2) 3,432 agencies; population 92,506,392:
Number of officers 246,104
Average number of officers
per 1,000 inhabitants 2.7
(1) Suburban area includes law enforcement agencies in cities with
less than 50,000 inhabitants and county law enforcement agencies
that are within a Metropolitan Statistical Area (see Appendix III).
Suburban area excludes all metropolitan agencies associated with a
principal city. The agencies associated with suburban areas also
appear in other groups within this table.
(2) The designation county is a combination of both metropolitan
and nonmetropolitan counties.
Table 72
Agencies with Full-time Law Enforcement Employees (1) as
of October 31, 2004
Range in Rate per 1,000 Inhabitants
by Population Group
[2004 estimated population]
Group I Group II
Total (69 (174
cities (2) cities, cities,
(9,917 250,000 100,000
cities; and over; to 249,999;
population population population
185,926,671) 52,558,631) 26,030,515)
Rate range
.1-.5 Number 86 0 0
Percent 0.9 0 0
.6-1.0 Number 395 0 0
Percent 4.0 0 0
1.1-1.5 Number 1,061 0 18
Percent 10.7 0 10.3
1.6-2.0 Number 1,853 8 51
Percent 18.7 11.6 29.3
2.1-2.5 Number 1,960 16 39
Percent 19.8 23.2 22.4
2.6-3.0 Number 1,465 18 28
Percent 14.8 26.1 16.1
3.1-3.5 Number 966 10 20
Percent 9.7 14.5 11.5
3.6-4.0 Number 609 1 11
Percent 6.1 1.4 6.3
4.1-4.5 Number 415 5 4
Percent 4.2 7.2 2.3
4.6-5.0 Number 291 5 3
Percent 2.9 7.2 1.7
5.1 and over Number 816 6 0
Percent 8.2 8.7 .0
Total cities Number 9,917 69 174
Percent (3) Percent 100.0 100.0 100.0
Group III Group IV
(409 cities, (785 cities,
50,000 25,000
to 99,999; to 49,999;
population population
28,064,440) 27,052,123)
Rate range
.1-.5 Number 1 2
Percent 0.2 0.3
.6-1.0 Number 4 13
Percent 1.0 1.7
1.1-1.5 Number 43 99
Percent 10.5 12.6
1.6-2.0 Number 137 207
Percent 33.5 26.4
2.1-2.5 Number 110 239
Percent 26.9 30.4
2.6-3.0 Number 62 117
Percent 15.2 14.9
3.1-3.5 Number 22 62
Percent 5.4 7.9
3.6-4.0 Number 13 28
Percent 3.2 3.6
4.1-4.5 Number 9 8
Percent 2.2 1.0
4.6-5.0 Number 6 7
Percent 1.5 0.9
5.1 and over Number 2 3
Percent 0.5 0.4
Total cities Number 409 785
Percent (3) Percent 100.0 100.0
Group V Group VI
(1,783 cities, (6,697 cities,
10,000 under
to 24,999; 10,000;
population population
28,246,568) 23,974,394)
Rate range
.1-.5 Number 7 76
Percent 0.4 1.1
.6-1.0 Number 43 335
Percent 2.4 5.0
1.1-1.5 Number 173 728
Percent 9.7 10.9
1.6-2.0 Number 384 1,066
Percent 21.5 15.9
2.1-2.5 Number 469 1,087
Percent 26.3 16.2
2.6-3.0 Number 340 900
Percent 19.1 13.4
3.1-3.5 Number 197 655
Percent 11.0 9.8
3.6-4.0 Number 82 474
Percent 4.6 7.1
4.1-4.5 Number 40 349
Percent 2.2 5.2
4.6-5.0 Number 26 244
Percent 1.5 3.6
5.1 and over Number 22 783
Percent 1.2 11.7
Total cities Number 1,783 6,697
Percent (3) Percent 100.0 100.0
(1) Full-time law enforcement employees include civilians.
(2) The number of agencies used to compile these figures differs
from the other Law Enforcement Employee tables because agencies
with no resident population are excluded from this table. These
agencies include those associated with universities and colleges
(see Table 79) and other agencies (see Table 81), as well as
some state agencies that have concurrent jurisdiction with other
local law enforcement.
(3) Because of rounding, the percentages may not add to 100.0.
Table 73
Agencies with Full-time Law Enforcement Officers as
of October 31, 2004
Range in Rate per 1,000 Inhabitants
by Population Group
[2004 estimated population]
Total Group I Group II
cities (1) (69 cities, (174 cities,
(9,917 250,000 100,000
cities; and over; to 249,999;
population population population
Rate range 185,926,671) 52,558,631) 26,030,515)
.1-.5 Number 97 0 0
Percent 1.0 0 0
.6-1.0 Number 563 1 12
Percent 5.7 1.4 6.9
1.1-1.5 Number 1,853 9 64
Percent 18.7 13.0 36.8
1.6-2.0 Number 2,574 26 36
Percent 26.0 37.7 20.7
2.1-2.5 Number 1,840 12 35
Percent 18.6 17.4 20.1
2.6-3.0 Number 1,083 7 13
Percent 10.9 10.1 7.5
3.1-3.5 Number 645 5 14
Percent 6.5 7.2 8.0
3.6-4.0 Number 379 1 0
Percent 3.8 1.4 0
4.1-4.5 Number 226 3 0
Percent 2.3 4.3 0
4.6-5.0 Number 172 4 0
Percent 1.7 5.8 0
5.1 and over Number 485 1 0
Percent 4.9 1.4 0
Total cities Number 9,917 69 174
Percent (2) Percent 100.0 100.0 100.0
Group III Group IV
(409 cities, (785 cities,
50,000 to 25,000 to
99,999; 49,999;
population population
Rate range 28,064,440) 27,052,123)
.1-.5 Number 1 2
Percent 0.2 0.3
.6-1.0 Number 28 52
Percent 6.8 6.6
1.1-1.5 Number 141 228
Percent 34.5 29.0
1.6-2.0 Number 136 283
Percent 33.3 36.1
2.1-2.5 Number 68 129
Percent 16.6 16.4
2.6-3.0 Number 15 61
Percent 3.7 7.8
3.1-3.5 Number 12 21
Percent 2.9 2.7
3.6-4.0 Number 5 7
Percent 1.2 0.9
4.1-4.5 Number 2 1
Percent 0.5 0.1
4.6-5.0 Number 0 0
Percent 0 0
5.1 and over Number 1 1
Percent 0.2 0.1
Total cities Number 409 785
Percent (2) Percent 100.0 100.0
Group V
(1,783 cities, Group VI
10,000 to (6,697 cities,
24,999; under 10,000;
population population
Rate range 28,246,568) 23,974,394)
.1-.5 Number 8 86
Percent 0.4 1.3
.6-1.0 Number 86 384
Percent 4.8 5.7
1.1-1.5 Number 397 1,014
Percent 22.3 15.1
1.6-2.0 Number 623 1,470
Percent 34.9 22.0
2.1-2.5 Number 383 1,213
Percent 21.5 18.1
2.6-3.0 Number 180 807
Percent 10.1 12.1
3.1-3.5 Number 64 529
Percent 3.6 7.9
3.6-4.0 Number 26 340
Percent 1.5 5.1
4.1-4.5 Number 8 212
Percent 0.4 3.2
4.6-5.0 Number 2 166
Percent 0.1 2.5
5.1 and over Number 6 476
Percent 0.3 7.1
Total cities Number 1,783 6,697
Percent (2) Percent 100.0 100.0
(1) The number of agencies used to compile these figures differs
from the other Law Enforcement Officer tables because agencies
with no resident population are excluded from this table. These
agencies include those associated with universities and colleges
(see Table 79) and other agencies (see Table 81), as well as some
state agencies that have concurrent jurisdiction with other local
law enforcement.
(2) Because of rounding, the percentages may not add to 100.0.
Table 74
Full-time Law Enforcement Employees as of October 31, 2004
Percent Male and Female
by Population Group
[2004 estimated population]
Percent Percent
law law
enforce- enforce-
Total law ment ment
enforcement employees employees
Population group employees male female
TOTAL AGENCIES: 14,254
agencies; population
278,433,063 970,588 73.1 26.9
TOTAL CITIES: 10,822 cities;
population 185,926,671 559,566 75.0 25.0
GROUP I
69 cities, 250,000 and over;
population 52,558,631 199,331 70.4 29.6
10 cities, 1,000,000 and
over; population 24,789,640 109,306 69.4 30.6
22 cities, 500,000 to
999,999; population
14,537,666 51,312 72.5 27.5
37 cities, 250,000 to
499,999; population
13,231,325 38,713 70.7 29.3
GROUP II
174 cities, 100,000 to 249,999;
population 26,030,515 64,358 73.0 27.0
GROUP III
409 cities, 50,000 to 99,999;
population 28,064,440 64,078 76.3 23.7
GROUP IV
785 cities, 25,000 to 49,999;
population 27,052,123 61,980 78.1 21.9
GROUP V
1,783 cities, 10,000 to 24,999;
population 28,246,568 68,725 79.4 20.6
GROUP VI
7,602 cities, under 10,000;
population 23,974,394 101,094 79.6 20.4
METROPOLITAN COUNTIES
1,238 agencies;
population 64,238,931 282,944 69.7 30.3
NONMETROPOLITAN COUNTIES
2,194 agencies;
population 28,267,461 128,078 72.0 28.0
SUBURBAN AREA (1)
7,337 agencies;
population 119,055,079 442,649 73.1 26.9
Percent Percent
Total officers officers
Population group officers male female
TOTAL AGENCIES: 14,254
agencies; population
278,433,063 675,734 88.4 11.6
TOTAL CITIES: 10,822 cities;
population 185,926,671 429,630 88.4 11.6
GROUP I
69 cities, 250,000 and over;
population 52,558,631 149,267 83.1 16.9
10 cities, 1,000,000 and
over; population 24,789,640 81,580 82.0 18.0
22 cities, 500,000 to
999,999; population
14,537,666 38,880 83.7 16.3
37 cities, 250,000 to
499,999; population
13,231,325 28,807 85.4 14.6
GROUP II
174 cities, 100,000 to 249,999;
population 26,030,515 48,435 88.7 11.3
GROUP III
409 cities, 50,000 to 99,999;
population 28,064,440 49,335 91.0 9.0
GROUP IV
785 cities, 25,000 to 49,999;
population 27,052,123 48,859 91.7 8.3
GROUP V
1,783 cities, 10,000 to 24,999;
population 28,246,568 54,814 92.8 7.2
GROUP VI
7,602 cities, under 10,000;
population 23,974,394 78,920 91.7 8.3
METROPOLITAN COUNTIES
1,238 agencies;
population 64,238,931 168,870 86.7 13.3
NONMETROPOLITAN COUNTIES
2,194 agencies;
population 28,267,461 77,234 91.9 8.1
SUBURBAN AREA (1)
7,337 agencies;
population 119,055,079 294,112 88.8 11.2
Percent Percent
Total civilians civilians
Population group civilians male female
TOTAL AGENCIES: 14,254
agencies; population
278,433,063 294,854 37.9 62.1
TOTAL CITIES: 10,822 cities;
population 185,926,671 129,936 30.6 69.4
GROUP I
69 cities, 250,000 and over;
population 52,558,631 50,064 32.7 67.3
10 cities, 1,000,000 and
over; population 24,789,640 27,726 32.1 67.9
22 cities, 500,000 to
999,999; population
14,537,666 12,432 37.6 62.4
37 cities, 250,000 to
499,999; population
13,231,325 9,906 28.2 71.8
GROUP II
174 cities, 100,000 to 249,999;
population 26,030,515 15,923 25.4 74.6
GROUP III
409 cities, 50,000 to 99,999;
population 28,064,440 14,743 27.2 72.8
GROUP IV
785 cities, 25,000 to 49,999;
population 27,052,123 13,121 27.3 72.7
GROUP V
1,783 cities, 10,000 to 24,999;
population 28,246,568 13,911 26.8 73.2
GROUP VI
7,602 cities, under 10,000;
population 23,974,394 22,174 36.3 63.7
METROPOLITAN COUNTIES
1,238 agencies;
population 64,238,931 114,074 44.5 55.5
NONMETROPOLITAN COUNTIES
2,194 agencies;
population 28,267,461 50,844 41.7 58.3
SUBURBAN AREA (1)
7,337 agencies;
population 119,055,079 148,537 41.9 58.1
(1) Suburban area includes law enforcement agencies in cities
with less than 50,000 inhabitants and county law enforcement
agencies that are within a Metropolitan Statistical Area (see
Appendix III). Suburban area excludes all metropolitan agencies
associated with a principal city. The agencies associated with
suburban areas also appear in other groups within this table.
Table 75
Full-time Civilian Law Enforcement Employees as of October 31, 2004
Percent of Total
by Population Group
[2004 estimated population]
Percent
civilian
Population group employees
TOTAL AGENCIES: 14,254 agencies;
population 278,433,063 30.4
TOTAL CITIES: 10,822 cities;
population 185,926,671 23.2
GROUP I
69 cities, 250,000 and over; population 52,558,631 25.1
10 cities, 1,000,000 and over; population 24,789,640 25.4
22 cities, 500,000 to 999,999; population 14,537,666 24.2
37 cities, 250,000 to 499,999; population 13,231,325 25.6
GROUP II
174 cities, 100,000 to 249,999; population 26,030,515 24.7
GROUP III
409 cities, 50,000 to 99,999; population 28,064,440 23.0
GROUP IV
785 cities, 25,000 to 49,999; population 27,052,123 21.2
GROUP V
1,783 cities, 10,000 to 24,999; population 28,246,568 20.2
GROUP VI
7,602 cities, under 10,000; population 23,974,394 21.9
METROPOLITAN COUNTIES
1,238 agencies; population 64,238,931 40.3
NONMETROPOLITAN COUNTIES
2,194 agencies; population 28,267,461 39.7
SUBURBAN AREA (1)
7,337 agencies; population 119,055,079 33.6
(1) Suburban area includes law enforcement agencies in cities with less
than 50,000 inhabitants and county law enforcement agencies that are
within a Metropolitan Statistical Area (see Appendix III). Suburban
area excludes all metropolitan agencies associated with a principal
city. The agencies associated with suburban areas also appear in other
groups within this table.
Table 76
Full-time State Law Enforcement Employees as of October 31, 2004
by State
Total law Total Total
enforcement male female
State employees officers officers
ALABAMA
Department of Public Safety 1,267 666 14
Other state agencies 202 157 8
ALASKA
State Troopers 566 334 19
ARIZONA
Department of Public Safety 2,011 1,058 75
Other state agencies 59 29 2
ARKANSAS
Other state agencies 31 17 3
CALIFORNIA
Highway Patrol 10,082 6,393 672
Other state agencies 1,028 713 197
COLORADO
State Patrol 914 627 39
Other state agencies 62 14 3
CONNECTICUT
State Police 1,688 1,134 79
Other state agencies 29 22 1
DELAWARE
State Police 875 575 68
Other state agencies 616 259 97
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
Other agencies 504 311 66
FLORIDA
Highway Patrol 2,204 1,476 195
Other state agencies 3,115 1,288 159
GEORGIA
Department of Public Safety 1,243 772 23
Other state agencies 1,431 538 57
IDAHO
State Police 315 229 13
ILLINOIS
State Police 3,556 1,808 200
Other state agencies 347 241 29
INDIANA
State Police 1,819 1,090 65
Other state agencies 8 7 0
IOWA
Department of Public Safety 834 525 34
KANSAS
Highway Patrol 820 517 18
Other state agencies 230 190 6
KENTUCKY
State Police 1,712 911 32
Other state agencies 489 386 10
LOUISIANA
State Police 1,692 1,153 46
Other state agencies 60 41 4
MAINE
State Police 438 289 22
Other state agencies 90 19 1
MARYLAND
State Police 2,311 1,428 144
Other state agencies 1,604 846 143
MASSACHUSETTS
State Police 2,635 1,995 204
MICHIGAN
State Police 2,446 1,387 204
MINNESOTA
State Patrol 795 497 48
MISSISSIPPI
Highway Safety Patrol 800 521 10
Other state agencies 53 39 6
MISSOURI
State Highway Patrol 2,188 1,029 41
Other state agencies 461 394 22
MONTANA
Highway Patrol 274 199 7
Other state agencies 18 15 0
NEBRASKA
State Patrol 738 475 23
NEVADA
Highway Patrol 552 349 18
NEW HAMPSHIRE
State Police 405 244 23
Other state agencies 30 18 2
NEW JERSEY
State Police 4,138 2,580 104
Other state agencies 1,315 1,060 96
Port Authority of New York
and New Jersey (1) 866 721 63
NEW MEXICO
State Police 703 541 24
NEW YORK
State Police 5,631 4,267 392
Other state agencies 1,054 933 81
Port Authority of New York
and New Jersey (2) 841 750 68
NORTH CAROLINA
Highway Patrol 2,111 1,643 46
Other state agencies 1,185 693 140
NORTH DAKOTA
Highway Patrol 181 129 5
OHIO
State Highway Patrol 2,609 1,338 143
OKLAHOMA
Department of Public Safety 1,428 792 16
Other state agencies 76 42 4
OREGON
State Police 1,153 549 61
PENNSYLVANIA
State Police 5,786 4,044 183
Other state agencies 660 490 63
RHODE ISLAND
State Police 233 173 17
Other state agencies 42 29 4
SOUTH CAROLINA
Highway Patrol 1,013 804 25
Other state agencies 1,537 1,086 147
SOUTH DAKOTA
Highway Patrol 225 148 2
Other state agencies 135 35 3
TENNESSEE
Department of Safety 1,807 891 44
Other state agencies 1,000 573 89
TEXAS
Department of Public Safety 7,770 3,198 209
UTAH
Highway Patrol 423 378 9
Other state agencies 142 132 8
VERMONT
State Police 420 281 21
Other state agencies 41 39 1
VIRGINIA
State Police 2,500 1,749 91
Other state agencies 456 275 40
WASHINGTON
State Patrol 2,236 971 83
WEST VIRGINIA
State Police 998 632 17
Other state agencies 160 138 1
WISCONSIN
State Patrol 675 432 60
Other state agencies 285 213 23
WYOMING
Highway Patrol 321 167 7
Total Total
male female
State civilians civilians
ALABAMA
Department of Public Safety 159 428
Other state agencies 6 31
ALASKA
State Troopers 79 134
ARIZONA
Department of Public Safety 379 499
Other state agencies 19 9
ARKANSAS
Other state agencies 7 4
CALIFORNIA
Highway Patrol 1,290 1,727
Other state agencies 43 75
COLORADO
State Patrol 67 181
Other state agencies 24 21
CONNECTICUT
State Police 205 270
Other state agencies 4 2
DELAWARE
State Police 103 129
Other state agencies 61 199
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
Other agencies 58 69
FLORIDA
Highway Patrol 187 346
Other state agencies 612 1,056
GEORGIA
Department of Public Safety 233 215
Other state agencies 300 536
IDAHO
State Police 12 61
ILLINOIS
State Police 619 929
Other state agencies 27 50
INDIANA
State Police 273 391
Other state agencies 0 1
IOWA
Department of Public Safety 108 167
KANSAS
Highway Patrol 109 176
Other state agencies 10 24
KENTUCKY
State Police 407 362
Other state agencies 43 50
LOUISIANA
State Police 96 397
Other state agencies 1 14
MAINE
State Police 55 72
Other state agencies 38 32
MARYLAND
State Police 385 354
Other state agencies 314 301
MASSACHUSETTS
State Police 208 228
MICHIGAN
State Police 355 500
MINNESOTA
State Patrol 148 102
MISSISSIPPI
Highway Safety Patrol 61 208
Other state agencies 1 7
MISSOURI
State Highway Patrol 532 586
Other state agencies 13 32
MONTANA
Highway Patrol 24 44
Other state agencies 0 3
NEBRASKA
State Patrol 97 143
NEVADA
Highway Patrol 43 142
NEW HAMPSHIRE
State Police 48 90
Other state agencies 3 7
NEW JERSEY
State Police 679 775
Other state agencies 67 92
Port Authority of New York
and New Jersey (1) 21 61
NEW MEXICO
State Police 45 93
NEW YORK
State Police 381 591
Other state agencies 5 35
Port Authority of New York
and New Jersey (2) 1 22
NORTH CAROLINA
Highway Patrol 231 191
Other state agencies 121 231
NORTH DAKOTA
Highway Patrol 19 28
OHIO
State Highway Patrol 539 589
OKLAHOMA
Department of Public Safety 269 351
Other state agencies 21 9
OREGON
State Police 210 333
PENNSYLVANIA
State Police 707 852
Other state agencies 44 63
RHODE ISLAND
State Police 26 17
Other state agencies 6 3
SOUTH CAROLINA
Highway Patrol 55 129
Other state agencies 81 223
SOUTH DAKOTA
Highway Patrol 56 19
Other state agencies 38 59
TENNESSEE
Department of Safety 199 673
Other state agencies 201 236
TEXAS
Department of Public Safety 1,471 2892
UTAH
Highway Patrol 9 27
Other state agencies 0 2
VERMONT
State Police 35 83
Other state agencies 0 1
VIRGINIA
State Police 218 442
Other state agencies 55 86
WASHINGTON
State Patrol 617 565
WEST VIRGINIA
State Police 120 229
Other state agencies 4 17
WISCONSIN
State Patrol 80 103
Other state agencies 20 29
WYOMING
Highway Patrol 61 86
(1) Data reported are the number of law enforcement employees for the
state of New Jersey.
(2) Data reported are the number of law enforcement employees for the
state of New York.
NOTE: Caution should be used when comparing data from one state to
that of another. The responsibilities of the various state police,
highway patrol, and department of public safety agencies range from
full law enforcement duties to only traffic patrol, which can impact
both the level of employment for agencies as well as the ratio of
sworn officers to civilians employed. Any valid comparison must take
these factors and the other identified crime factors (see page v) into
consideration.
Table 77
Full-time Law Enforcement Employees as of October 31, 2004
by State
[2004 estimated population]
Total law Total Total
enforcement male female
State employees officers officers
ALABAMA 307 agencies;
population 4,162,261 14,476 8,804 668
ALASKA 41 agencies;
population 655,435 1,896 1,089 124
ARIZONA 99 agencies;
population 5,627,161 19,809 10,120 1,197
ARKANSAS 242agencies;
population 2,685,784 7,826 4,690 544
CALIFORNIA 457 agencies;
population 31,273,858 112,584 64,511 9,353
COLORADO 223 agencies;
population 4,443,898 15,446 9,206 1,322
CONNECTICUT 101 agencies;
population 3,503,604 9,701 7,201 697
DELAWARE 52 agencies;
population 830,364 3,195 1,983 280
DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA 3 agencies;
population 553,523 4,876 3,195 969
FLORIDA 407 agencies;
population 17,395,608 72,106 37,869 6,168
GEORGIA 466 agencies;
population 8,125,492 29,302 18,377 2,893
HAWAII 4 agencies;
population 1,262,840 3,427 2,447 265
IDAHO 118 agencies;
population 1,384,946 3,620 2,289 155
ILLINOIS 753 agencies;
population 12,645,893 50,174 30,889 5,543
INDIANA 249 agencies;
population 5,991,832 17,109 9,963 806
IOWA 231 agencies;
population 2,943,984 7,449 4,598 361
KANSAS 337 agencies;
population 2,688,942 9,966 6,504 640
KENTUCKY 361 agencies;
population 4,087,276 10,164 7,083 572
LOUISIANA 199 agencies;
population 4,279,321 21,439 13,477 3,086
MAINE 131 agencies;
population 1,314,897 2,892 2,060 134
MARYLAND 147 agencies;
population 5,556,884 19,483 12,817 2,080
MASSACHUSETTS 332 agencies;
population 6,340,152 19,466 14,809 1,315
MICHIGAN 631 agencies;
population 10,071,760 27,656 17,418 2,802
MINNESOTA 303 agencies;
population 4,960,204 12,572 7,234 913
MISSISSIPPI 191 agencies;
population 2,573,607 8,857 5,071 456
MISSOURI 560 agencies;
population 5,732,783 19,073 12,184 1,266
MONTANA 107 agencies;
population 926,865 2,761 1,524 102
NEBRASKA 163 agencies;
population 1,714,366 4,803 3,070 373
NEVADA 36 agencies;
population 2,334,771 8,045 4,292 466
NEW HAMPSHIRE 135 agencies;
population 985,947 2,644 1,857 148
NEW JERSEY 533 agencies;
population 8,433,144 40,195 28,835 2,478
NEW MEXICO 94 agencies;
population 1,758,428 5,373 3,573 371
NEW YORK 465 agencies;
population 18,896,255 86,481 54,783 8,325
NORTH CAROLINA 509 agencies;
population 8,533,414 29,571 18,414 2,355
NORTH DAKOTA 96 agencies;
population 630,131 1,614 1,097 85
OHIO 536 agencies;
population 9,782,447 28,024 17,636 1,953
OKLAHOMA 298 agencies;
population 3,523,553 10,446 6,478 519
OREGON 145 agencies;
population 3,107,327 6,924 4,423 497
PENNSYLVANIA 715 agencies;
population 8,097,970 27,006 20,109 2,647
RHODE ISLAND 43 agencies;
population 1,074,295 3,094 2,308 165
SOUTH CAROLINA 358 agencies;
population 4,188,882 14,592 9,411 1,156
SOUTH DAKOTA 151 agencies;
population 761,402 2,234 1,278 84
TENNESSEE 443 agencies;
population 5,898,401 24,189 13,946 1,639
TEXAS 996 agencies;
population 22,478,824 79,415 44,001 5,118
UTAH 123 agencies;
population 2,373,842 7,062 4,193 332
VERMONT 64 agencies;
population 371,894 1,409 988 77
VIRGINIA 276 agencies;
population 7,456,600 22,105 15,120 1,891
WASHINGTON 247 agencies;
population 6,197,043 14,008 8,870 955
WEST VIRGINIA 342 agencies;
population 1,805,840 4,086 3,080 97
WISCONSIN 367 agencies;
population 5,504,848 17,977 11,001 1,838
WYOMING 67 agencies;
population 504,265 1,966 1,176 103
Total Total
male female
State civilians civilians
ALABAMA 307 agencies;
population 4,162,261 1,872 3,132
ALASKA 41 agencies;
population 655,435 218 465
ARIZONA 99 agencies;
population 5,627,161 3,744 4,748
ARKANSAS 242agencies;
population 2,685,784 1,003 1,589
CALIFORNIA 457 agencies;
population 31,273,858 13,604 25,116
COLORADO 223 agencies;
population 4,443,898 1,531 3,387
CONNECTICUT 101 agencies;
population 3,503,604 680 1,123
DELAWARE 52 agencies;
population 830,364 378 554
DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA 3 agencies;
population 553,523 248 464
FLORIDA 407 agencies;
population 17,395,608 10,346 17,723
GEORGIA 466 agencies;
population 8,125,492 2,735 5,297
HAWAII 4 agencies;
population 1,262,840 207 508
IDAHO 118 agencies;
population 1,384,946 208 968
ILLINOIS 753 agencies;
population 12,645,893 6,235 7,507
INDIANA 249 agencies;
population 5,991,832 2,915 3,425
IOWA 231 agencies;
population 2,943,984 887 1,603
KANSAS 337 agencies;
population 2,688,942 975 1,847
KENTUCKY 361 agencies;
population 4,087,276 954 1,555
LOUISIANA 199 agencies;
population 4,279,321 1,307 3,569
MAINE 131 agencies;
population 1,314,897 304 394
MARYLAND 147 agencies;
population 5,556,884 1,713 2,873
MASSACHUSETTS 332 agencies;
population 6,340,152 1,444 1,898
MICHIGAN 631 agencies;
population 10,071,760 3,280 4,156
MINNESOTA 303 agencies;
population 4,960,204 1,749 2,676
MISSISSIPPI 191 agencies;
population 2,573,607 1,308 2,022
MISSOURI 560 agencies;
population 5,732,783 2,169 3,454
MONTANA 107 agencies;
population 926,865 485 650
NEBRASKA 163 agencies;
population 1,714,366 380 980
NEVADA 36 agencies;
population 2,334,771 1,153 2,134
NEW HAMPSHIRE 135 agencies;
population 985,947 179 460
NEW JERSEY 533 agencies;
population 8,433,144 3,245 5,637
NEW MEXICO 94 agencies;
population 1,758,428 423 1,006
NEW YORK 465 agencies;
population 18,896,255 7,631 15,742
NORTH CAROLINA 509 agencies;
population 8,533,414 3,764 5,038
NORTH DAKOTA 96 agencies;
population 630,131 138 294
OHIO 536 agencies;
population 9,782,447 3,427 5,008
OKLAHOMA 298 agencies;
population 3,523,553 1,387 2,062
OREGON 145 agencies;
population 3,107,327 478 1,526
PENNSYLVANIA 715 agencies;
population 8,097,970 1,612 2,638
RHODE ISLAND 43 agencies;
population 1,074,295 285 336
SOUTH CAROLINA 358 agencies;
population 4,188,882 1,455 2,570
SOUTH DAKOTA 151 agencies;
population 761,402 408 464
TENNESSEE 443 agencies;
population 5,898,401 3,470 5,134
TEXAS 996 agencies;
population 22,478,824 13,363 16,933
UTAH 123 agencies;
population 2,373,842 1,154 1,383
VERMONT 64 agencies;
population 371,894 114 230
VIRGINIA 276 agencies;
population 7,456,600 1,424 3,670
WASHINGTON 247 agencies;
population 6,197,043 1,459 2,724
WEST VIRGINIA 342 agencies;
population 1,805,840 356 553
WISCONSIN 367 agencies;
population 5,504,848 1,790 3,348
WYOMING 67 agencies;
population 504,265 200 487
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