ILLINOIS

Full-time Law Enforcement Employees

by Metropolitan and Nonmetropolitan Counties, 2011

Metropolitan/Nonmetropolitan	County	Total law enforcement employees	Total officers	Total civilians
Metropolitan Counties	Alexander	11	7	4
	Bond	19	11	8
	Boone	91	35	56
	Calhoun	9	5	4
	Champaign	154	54	100
	Clinton	36	15	21
	Cook	6,596	2,132	4,464
	De Kalb	93	40	53
	Du Page	555	423	132
	Ford	27	7	20
	Grundy	65	31	34
	Henry	64	23	41
	Jersey	31	13	18
	Kane	114	86	28
	Kankakee	198	57	141
	Kendall	120	58	62
	Lake	498	188	310
	Macon	135	63	72
	Macoupin	49	33	16
	Madison	164	80	84
	Marshall	18	8	10
	McHenry	391	106	285
	McLean	136	55	81
	Menard	18	8	10
	Monroe	34	15	19
	Piatt	32	10	22
	Rock Island	150	64	86
	Sangamon	200	64	136
	Stark	13	5	8
	St. Clair	181	170	11
	Tazewell	113	41	72
	Vermilion	87	39	48
	Winnebago	344	101	243
	Woodford	38	37	1
Nonmetropolitan Counties	Adams	57	57	0
	Brown	9	8	1
	Bureau	36	18	18
	Carroll	24	9	15
	Cass	8	7	1
	Christian	37	18	19
	Clark	18	9	9
	Clay	15	10	5
	Coles	45	24	21
	Crawford	20	9	11
	Cumberland	15	6	9
	De Witt	45	13	32
	Douglas	32	13	19
	Edgar	18	7	11
	Edwards	7	4	3
	Effingham	47	19	28
	Fayette	27	11	16
	Franklin	48	17	31
	Fulton	43	21	22
	Gallatin	4	4	0
	Greene	13	6	7
	Hardin	4	2	2
	Henderson	8	7	1
	Iroquois	24	13	11
	Jackson	76	27	49
	Jasper	11	6	5
	Jefferson	71	21	50
	Jo Daviess	37	19	18
	Johnson	13	7	6
	Knox	59	22	37
	La Salle	112	42	70
	Lawrence	23	7	16
	Lee	39	21	18
	Logan	29	19	10
	Mason	21	9	12
	Massac	28	13	15
	McDonough	25	13	12
	Montgomery	40	15	25
	Morgan	40	15	25
	Moultrie	10	9	1
	Ogle	68	28	40
	Pike	26	12	14
	Pope	6	3	3
	Pulaski	12	8	4
	Putnam	13	8	5
	Randolph	28	12	16
	Richland	26	8	18
	Saline	48	13	35
	Schuyler	9	5	4
	Scott	6	2	4
	Shelby	25	12	13
	Stephenson	56	25	31
	Union	19	18	1
	Wabash	9	4	5
	Washington	25	10	15
	Wayne	21	11	10
	White	13	6	7
	Whiteside	33	20	13

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Table 80