Bureau of Justice Statistics
Law Enforcement Management and Administrative Statistics, 1999:
Data for Individual State and Local Agencies with 100 or more Officers
By Brian A. Reaves, Ph.D. and Timothy C. Hart, BJS Statisticians

Contents of Zip archive lem99lo.zip.  This file contains the tables on local agencies.  Additional
tables are available at www.ojp.usdoj.gov/bjs/abstract/lemas99.htm.

LOCAL AGENCIES

I. PERSONNEL 

lem9901a.wk1  Number of full-time employees, percent of authorized strength, officers per
10,000 residents, and percent change since 1996 in number of full-time employees, 1999

lem9902a.wk1  Number of full-time and part-time sworn employees, and primary job function
of full-time sworn employees, 1999      

lem9903a.wk1  Number of full-time and part-time nonsworn employees, and primary job
function of full-time nonsworn employees, 1999        
 
lem9904a.wk1 Number of reserve/auxiliary sworn officers, community service officers/police
service aides, and nonsworn volunteers, 1999                          
     

II..  COMMUNITY POLICING

lem9905a.wk1  Community policing plans, training, personnel, and facilities, 1999
  
lem9906a.wk1  Community policing activities and policies, 1999     

lem9907a.wk1 Citizen access to crime statistics or crime maps, 1999                 


III.  OPERATIONS

lem9908a.wk1 Number of district/precinct stations separate from headquarters, and types of
patrol used, 1999                    

lem9909a.wk1 Number and percent of officers assigned to respond to calls for service, type of
9-1-1 system, and number of telephone calls for service received, 1999   
                  
lem9910a.wk1 Criminal investigation and investigative support functions, 1999

lem9911a.wk1  Traffic and vehicle-related functions, 1999

lem9912a.wk1  Special operations, special enforcement, and 
special public safety functions, 1999

lem9913a.wk1  Court-related, detention-related, dispatch, and training academy functions, 1999


IV.  COMPUTERS AND INFORMATION SYSTEMS

lem9914a.wk1 Selected functions of computers, 1999

lem9915a.wk1  Types of computerized files, 1999

lem9916a.wk1  Additional types of computerized files, 1999

lem9917a.wk1  Types of in-field computers/terminals used by patrol officers and primary 
method of transmitting field reports, 1999

lem9918a.wk1  Patrol officer access to information through the use of in-field computers, 1999
  

V. POLICIES AND PROGRAMS

lem9919a.wk1  Written policy directives, 1999
  
