Table 80

INDIANA
Full-time Law Enforcement Employees
by State by Metropolitan and Nonmetropolitan Counties, 2005

Metropolitan/Nonmetropolitan	County	Total law enforcement employees	Total officers	Total civilians
Metropolitan Counties	Allen	338	125	213
	Bartholomew	69	37	32
	Benton	20	6	14
	Boone	55	25	30
	Brown	39	13	26
	Carroll	25	12	13
	Clark	100	35	65
	Dearborn	28	28	0
	Delaware	111	47	64
	Elkhart	177	67	110
	Floyd	79	22	57
	Franklin	12	10	2
	Gibson	41	16	25
	Greene	39	13	26
	Hamilton	73	60	13
	Hancock	76	38	38
	Harrison	29	21	8
	Hendricks	60	50	10
	Howard	113	33	80
	Jasper	45	21	24
	Johnson	113	88	25
	La Porte	149	57	92
	Madison	118	50	68
	Monroe	42	30	12
	Morgan	65	22	43
	Newton	47	15	32
	Ohio	9	9	0
	Owen	33	11	22
	Porter	144	121	23
	Posey	13	12	1
	Putnam	35	15	20
	Shelby	79	26	53
	St. Joseph	290	128	162
	Tippecanoe	147	46	101
	Vanderburgh	248	106	142
	Vermillion	24	7	17
	Vigo	99	36	63
	Warrick	80	37	43
	Washington	37	12	25
	Wells	38	15	23
Nonmetropolitan Counties	Adams	38	15	23
	Blackford	28	8	20
	Cass	55	18	37
	Crawford	7	7	0
	Daviess	57	14	43
	Decatur	27	9	18
	De Kalb	55	18	37
	Dubois	36	16	20
	Fayette	36	11	25
	Fountain	19	8	11
	Fulton	28	10	18
	Grant	111	45	66
	Henry	60	29	31
	Huntington	40	14	26
	Jackson	50	14	36
	Jay	32	11	21
	Jefferson	19	12	7
	Jennings	40	14	26
	Knox	28	12	16
	Kosciusko	83	35	48
	LaGrange	51	17	34
	Lawrence	64	25	39
	Marshall	52	21	31
	Martin	15	7	8
	Miami	35	15	20
	Montgomery	42	17	25
	Noble	74	21	53
	Orange	28	8	20
	Parke	38	12	26
	Perry	17	7	10
	Pike	26	9	17
	Pulaski	39	9	30
	Randolph	40	16	24
	Ripley	11	11	0
	Rush	23	10	13
	Scott	25	9	16
	Spencer	51	13	38
	Starke	27	12	15
	Steuben	62	21	41
	Switzerland	25	9	16
	Union	6	6	0
	Wabash	35	14	21
	Warren	20	7	13
	Wayne	101	69	32
	White	30	12	18

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