TENNESSEE

Full-time Law Enforcement Employees

by Metropolitan and Nonmetropolitan Counties, 2017

Metropolitan/Nonmetropolitan	County	Total law enforcement employees	Total officers	Total civilians
Metropolitan Counties	Anderson	166	60	106
	Blount	300	173	127
	Bradley	218	109	109
	Campbell	94	41	53
	Cannon	35	16	19
	Carter	131	57	74
	Cheatham	83	41	42
	Chester	48	14	34
	Crockett	32	14	18
	Dickson	132	63	69
	Fayette	83	37	46
	Grainger	46	25	21
	Hamblen	106	41	65
	Hamilton	421	173	248
	Hartsville/Trousdale	41	19	22
	Hawkins	106	59	47
	Hickman	43	23	20
	Jefferson	107	53	54
	Knox	962	394	568
	Loudon	86	48	38
	Madison	277	113	164
	Marion	54	26	28
	Maury	162	82	80
	Montgomery	351	109	242
	Morgan	39	19	20
	Polk	60	22	38
	Roane	67	34	33
	Robertson	151	58	93
	Rutherford	453	233	220
	Sequatchie	45	22	23
	Shelby	1,811	600	1,211
	Smith	60	27	33
	Sullivan	288	126	162
	Sumner	275	99	176
	Tipton	106	62	44
	Unicoi	41	24	17
	Union	51	31	20
	Washington	220	95	125
	Williamson	271	164	107
	Wilson	266	129	137
Nonmetropolitan Counties	Bedford	93	45	48
	Benton	63	17	46
	Bledsoe	41	15	26
	Carroll	66	26	40
	Claiborne	100	38	62
	Clay	21	12	9
	Cocke	67	37	30
	Coffee	150	45	105
	Cumberland	114	48	66
	Decatur	34	15	19
	DeKalb	48	25	23
	Dyer	97	37	60
	Fentress	40	16	24
	Franklin	73	43	30
	Giles	60	30	30
	Greene	156	60	96
	Grundy	36	14	22
	Hancock	34	14	20
	Hardeman	72	31	41
	Hardin	49	25	24
	Haywood	44	17	27
	Henderson	70	30	40
	Henry	67	32	35
	Houston	25	9	16
	Humphreys	38	21	17
	Jackson	48	15	33
	Johnson	39	13	26
	Lake	13	7	6
	Lauderdale	61	23	38
	Lawrence	104	58	46
	Lewis	36	16	20
	Lincoln	82	36	46
	Marshall	56	30	26
	McMinn	81	33	48
	Meigs	33	18	15
	Monroe	51	45	6
	Moore	36	16	20
	Obion	58	21	37
	Overton	48	22	26
	Pickett	20	11	9
	Putnam	149	69	80
	Rhea	56	55	1
	Scott	30	30	0
	Sevier	213	106	107
	Stewart	48	20	28
	Van Buren	19	10	9
	Warren	99	49	50
	Wayne	49	14	35
	Weakley	41	21	20
	White	73	33	40

Data Declaration

Provides the methodology used in constructing this table and other pertinent information about this table.

Table 80