MICHIGAN

Full-time Law Enforcement Employees

by Metropolitan and Nonmetropolitan Counties, 2010

Metropolitan/Nonmetropolitan	County	Total law enforcement employees	Total officers	Total civilians
Metropolitan Counties	Barry	54	30	24
	Bay	81	36	45
	Berrien	160	71	89
	Calhoun	172	77	95
	Cass	70	33	37
	Clinton	59	25	34
	Eaton	139	71	68
	Genesee	233	133	100
	Ingham	176	102	74
	Ionia	53	22	31
	Jackson	133	53	80
	Kalamazoo	206	146	60
	Kent	536	202	334
	Lapeer	79	47	32
	Livingston	109	65	44
	Macomb	486	248	238
	Monroe	173	84	89
	Muskegon	123	47	76
	Newaygo	68	25	43
	Oakland	973	778	195
	Ottawa	223	128	95
	Saginaw	128	57	71
	St. Clair	170	66	104
	Van Buren	87	44	43
	Wayne	1,022	928	94
Nonmetropolitan Counties	Alcona	25	14	11
	Alger	13	11	2
	Allegan	66	57	9
	Alpena	25	12	13
	Antrim	48	20	28
	Arenac	21	12	9
	Baraga	13	6	7
	Benzie	35	11	24
	Branch	49	26	23
	Charlevoix	39	18	21
	Cheboygan	36	18	18
	Chippewa	15	13	2
	Clare	28	23	5
	Crawford	26	16	10
	Delta	29	15	14
	Dickinson	33	13	20
	Emmet	46	24	22
	Gladwin	41	16	25
	Gogebic	22	16	6
	Grand Traverse	124	64	60
	Gratiot	35	19	16
	Hillsdale	43	27	16
	Houghton	30	20	10
	Huron	36	20	16
	Iosco	20	4	16
	Iron	17	8	9
	Isabella	49	23	26
	Kalkaska	34	18	16
	Keweenaw	7	6	1
	Lake	69	14	55
	Leelanau	19	18	1
	Lenawee	110	41	69
	Luce	5	4	1
	Mackinac	26	13	13
	Manistee	30	14	16
	Marquette	56	23	33
	Mason	40	20	20
	Mecosta	47	22	25
	Menominee	30	30	0
	Midland	56	33	23
	Missaukee	27	12	15
	Montcalm	58	29	29
	Montmorency	24	10	14
	Oceana	35	19	16
	Ogemaw	27	16	11
	Ontonagon	12	9	3
	Osceola	35	17	18
	Oscoda	17	11	6
	Otsego	24	11	13
	Presque Isle	24	13	11
	Roscommon	41	27	14
	Sanilac	57	24	33
	Schoolcraft	12	4	8
	Shiawassee	66	32	34
	St. Joseph	48	22	26
	Tuscola	50	25	25
	Wexford	49	23	26

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