Law Enforcement Management and Administrative Statistics, 2000:  Data for Individual State and Local Agencies with 100 or More Officers  NCJ 203350
 
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Local Tables
Filename          Table number
lemas00t1a.wk1    Table 1a.  Number of full-time employees, sworn officers, officers responding to calls, and percent change in number of full-time employees since 1996 in local law enforcement agencies, 2000
lemas00t2a.wk1    Table 2a.  Number of full-time and part-time sworn personnel, percent of authorized full-time sworn personnel employed, and primary operational duty area of full-time sworn personnel in local law enforcement agencies, 2000
lemas00t3a.wk1    Table 3a.  Gender, race, and ethnicity of full-time sworn personnel in local law enforcement agencies, 2000
lemas00t4a.wk1    Table 4a.  Training requirements for new officer recruits and in-serivce officers, minimum education requirement for new officer recruits, and education-related incentives for officers in local law enforcement agencies, 2000
lemas00t5a.wk1    Table 5a.  Operating expenditures and asset forfeiture receipts of local law enforcement agencies, 2000
lemas00t6a.wk1    Table 6a.  Starting salaries, collective bargaining, and special pay in local law enforcement agencies, 2000
lemas00t7a.wk1    Table 7a.  Number of district/precinct stations, types of routine patrol, type of emergency 9-1-1 system, and type of dispatch system in local law enforcement agencies, 2000
lemas00t8a.wk1    Table 8a.  Training academy operation, special operations functions, and drug enforcement activities in local law enforcement agencies, 2000
lemas00t9a.wk1    Table 9a.  Court-related functions and detention facilities of local law enforcement agencies, 2000
lemas00t10a.wk1   Table 10a.  Community policing plans, training, personnel, and facilities in local law enforcement agencies, 2000
lemas00t11a.wk1   Table 11a:  Community policing activities and policies in local law enforcement agencies, 2000
lemas00t12a.wk1   Table 12a:  Special units, designated personnel, or policies and procedures to address youth and family problems in local law enforcement agencies, 2000
lemas00t13a.wk1   Table 13a.  Special units, designated personnel, or policies and procedures to address youth and family problems in local law enforcement agencies, 2000
lemas00t14a.wk1   Table 14a.  Number of vehicles operated, marked vehicle use policies, and number of animals maintained in local law enforcement agencies, 2000
lemas00t15a.wk1   Table 15a.  Type and caliber of sidearms authorized, body armor requirements for patrol officers, and supply or cash allowance for equipment in local law enforcement agencies, 2000
lemas00t16a.wk1   Table 16a.  Types of nonlethal weapons authorized for use by officers in local law enforcement agencies, 2000
lemas00t17a.wk1   Table 17a.  Use of video cameras, night vision/electro-optic equipment, and vehicle stopping/tracking equipment in local law enforcement agencies, 2000
lemas00t18a.wk1   Table 18a.  Use of in-field computers, automated fingerprint identification system (AFIS), and digital imaging in local law enforcement agencies, 2000
lemas00t19a.wk1   Table 19a.  Functions of computers in local law enforcement agencies, 2000
lemas00t20a.wk1   Table 20.  Computerized information files maintained by local law enforcement agencies, 2000
 
State tables
lemas00t1b.wk1    Table 1b.  Number of full-time employees, sworn personnel, officers responding to calls, and percent change in number of full-time employees since 1996 in State law enforcement agencies, 2000
lemas00t2b.wk1    Table 2b.  Number of full-time and part-time sworn personnel, percent of authorized full-time sworn personnel employed, and primary operational duty area of full-time sworn personnel in State law enforcement agencies, 2000
lemas00t3b.wk1    Table 3b.  Gender, race, and ethnicity of full-time sworn personnel in State law enforcement agencies, 2000
lemas00t4b.wk1    Table 4b.  Training requirements for new officer recruits and in-service officers, minimum education requirement for new officer recruits, and education-related incentives for officers in State law enforcement, 2000
lemas00t5b.wk1    Table 5b.  Operating expenditures and asset forfeiture receipts of State law enforcement agencies, 2000
lemas00t6b.wk1    Table 6b.  Starting salaries, collective bargaining, and special pay in State law enforcement agencies, 2000
lemas00t7b.wk1    Table 7b.  Number of district/precinct stations, types of routine patrol, type of emergency 9-1-1 system, and type of dispatch system in State law enforcement agencies, 2000
lemas00t8b.wk1    Table 8b.  Training academy operation, special operations functions, and drug enforcement activities in State law enforcement agencies, 2000
lemas00t9b.wk1    Table 9b.  Court-related functions and detention facilities of State law enforcement agencies, 2000
lemas00t10b.wk1   Table 10b.  Community policing plans, training, personnel, and facilities in State law enforcement agencies, 2000
lemas00t11b.wk1   Table 11b.  Community policing activities and policies in State law enforcement agencies, 2000
lemas00t12b.wk1   Table 12b.  Special units, designated personnel, or policies and procedures to address youth and family problems in State law enforcement agencies, 2000
lemas00t13b.wk1   Table 13b.  Special units, designated personnel, or policies and procedures to address youth and family problems in State law enforcement agencies, 2000
lemas00t14b.wk1   Table 14b.  Number of vehicles operated, marked vehicle use policies, and number of animals maintained in State law enforcement agencies, 2000
lemas00t15b.wk1   Table 15b.  Type and caliber of sidearms authorized, body armor requirements for patrol officers, and supply or cash allowance for equipment in State law enforcement agencies, 2000
lemas00t16b.wk1   Table 16b.  Types of nonlethal weapons authorized for use by officers in State law enforcement agencies, 2000
lemas00t17b.wk1   Table 17b.  Use of video cameras, night vision/elctro-optic equipment, and vehicle stopping/tracking equipment in State law enforcement agencies, 2000
lemas00t18b.wk1   Table 18b.  Use of in-field computers, automated fingerprint identification system (AFIS), and digital imaging in State law enforcement agencies, 2000
lemas00t19b.wk1   Table 19b.  Functions of computers in State law enforcement agencies, 2000
lemas00t20b.wk1   Table 20b.  Computerized information files maintained by State law enforcement agencies, 2000
 
 
 
 
