MINNESOTA

Full-time Law Enforcement Employees

by Metropolitan and Nonmetropolitan Counties, 2015

Metropolitan/Nonmetropolitan	County	Total law enforcement employees	Total officers	Total civilians
Metropolitan Counties	Anoka	257	131	126
	Benton	70	24	46
	Blue Earth	72	28	44
	Carlton	50	26	24
	Carver	147	75	72
	Chisago	77	40	37
	Clay	71	34	37
	Dakota	168	71	97
	Dodge	36	23	13
	Fillmore	30	19	11
	Hennepin	775	320	455
	Houston	30	13	17
	Isanti	54	20	34
	Le Sueur	32	18	14
	Mille Lacs	68	28	40
	Nicollet	41	14	27
	Olmsted	167	69	98
	Polk	44	31	13
	Ramsey	416	353	63
	Scott	132	44	88
	Sherburne	272	84	188
	Sibley	24	12	12
	Stearns	180	62	118
	St. Louis	249	95	154
	Wabasha	45	17	28
	Washington	232	97	135
	Wright	224	135	89
Nonmetropolitan Counties	Aitkin	55	26	29
	Becker	61	26	35
	Beltrami	61	23	38
	Big Stone	7	4	3
	Brown	35	12	23
	Cass	81	50	31
	Chippewa	18	8	10
	Clearwater	23	10	13
	Cook	21	12	9
	Cottonwood	20	10	10
	Crow Wing	118	37	81
	Douglas	76	29	47
	Faribault	26	10	16
	Freeborn	66	23	43
	Goodhue	103	39	64
	Grant	12	7	5
	Hubbard	44	17	27
	Itasca	69	36	33
	Jackson	31	16	15
	Kanabec	47	19	28
	Kandiyohi	111	32	79
	Kittson	10	5	5
	Koochiching	20	10	10
	Lac Qui Parle	11	7	4
	Lake	29	18	11
	Lake of the Woods	11	5	6
	Lincoln	12	6	6
	Lyon	50	14	36
	Mahnomen	19	12	7
	Marshall	22	14	8
	Martin	36	17	19
	McLeod	58	24	34
	Meeker	46	21	25
	Morrison	48	17	31
	Mower	80	33	47
	Murray	14	8	6
	Nobles	35	13	22
	Norman	8	5	3
	Otter Tail	80	37	43
	Pennington	26	7	19
	Pine	78	31	47
	Pipestone	22	12	10
	Pope	14	8	6
	Red Lake	10	7	3
	Redwood	27	12	15
	Renville	32	13	19
	Rice	51	25	26
	Rock	16	11	5
	Roseau	21	10	11
	Steele	25	20	5
	Stevens	14	6	8
	Swift	15	8	7
	Todd	30	14	16
	Traverse	12	5	7
	Wadena	21	10	11
	Waseca	28	12	16
	Watonwan	16	8	8
	Wilkin	16	7	9
	Winona	58	20	38
	Yellow Medicine	21	10	11

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Table 80