MINNESOTA

Full-time Law Enforcement Employees

by Metropolitan and Nonmetropolitan Counties, 2016

Metropolitan/Nonmetropolitan	County	Total law enforcement employees	Total officers	Total civilians
Metropolitan Counties	Anoka	256	129	127
	Benton	70	24	46
	Blue Earth	69	31	38
	Carlton	52	22	30
	Carver	148	77	71
	Chisago	85	40	45
	Clay	71	34	37
	Dakota	185	82	103
	Dodge	37	24	13
	Fillmore	30	19	11
	Hennepin	792	321	471
	Houston	33	13	20
	Isanti	56	21	35
	Le Sueur	33	19	14
	Mille Lacs	84	34	50
	Nicollet	41	14	27
	Olmsted	176	71	105
	Polk	44	32	12
	Ramsey	384	210	174
	Scott	128	43	85
	Sherburne	278	82	196
	Sibley	24	12	12
	Stearns	185	68	117
	St. Louis	253	105	148
	Wabasha	45	17	28
	Washington	237	101	136
	Wright	228	136	92
Nonmetropolitan Counties	Aitkin	48	17	31
	Becker	56	21	35
	Beltrami	70	29	41
	Big Stone	7	5	2
	Brown	37	14	23
	Cass	70	39	31
	Chippewa	18	8	10
	Clearwater	24	10	14
	Cook	20	12	8
	Cottonwood	22	10	12
	Crow Wing	123	37	86
	Douglas	82	33	49
	Faribault	26	10	16
	Freeborn	73	23	50
	Goodhue	102	39	63
	Grant	12	7	5
	Hubbard	44	18	26
	Itasca	71	30	41
	Jackson	26	14	12
	Kanabec	47	19	28
	Kandiyohi	103	33	70
	Kittson	10	5	5
	Koochiching	20	10	10
	Lac Qui Parle	12	7	5
	Lake	30	17	13
	Lake of the Woods	12	6	6
	Lincoln	13	6	7
	Lyon	48	17	31
	Mahnomen	20	13	7
	Marshall	22	12	10
	Martin	33	14	19
	McLeod	54	22	32
	Meeker	46	21	25
	Morrison	51	20	31
	Mower	70	22	48
	Murray	16	9	7
	Nobles	34	13	21
	Norman	10	7	3
	Otter Tail	82	35	47
	Pennington	30	8	22
	Pine	81	31	50
	Pipestone	24	14	10
	Pope	15	8	7
	Red Lake	11	8	3
	Redwood	29	12	17
	Renville	35	14	21
	Rice	51	25	26
	Rock	17	12	5
	Roseau	20	10	10
	Steele	28	22	6
	Stevens	16	8	8
	Swift	17	8	9
	Todd	32	15	17
	Traverse	14	6	8
	Wadena	20	10	10
	Waseca	28	13	15
	Watonwan	15	7	8
	Wilkin	16	7	9
	Winona	72	20	52
	Yellow Medicine	10	10	0

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