Table 80

MINNESOTA
Full-time Law Enforcement Employees
by State by Metropolitan and Nonmetropolitan Counties, 2009

Metropolitan/Nonmetropolitan Counties	County	Total law enforcement employees	Total officers	Total civilians
Metropolitan Counties	Anoka	247	128	119
	Benton	74	27	47
	Blue Earth	81	25	56
	Carlton	46	19	27
	Carver	157	86	71
	Chisago	80	39	41
	Clay	65	32	33
	Dakota	155	72	83
	Dodge	32	22	10
	Hennepin	788	330	458
	Houston	25	13	12
	Isanti	55	19	36
	Nicollet	38	12	26
	Olmsted	156	60	96
	Polk	29	23	6
	Ramsey	392	228	164
	Scott	130	40	90
	Sherburne	263	75	188
	Stearns	173	60	113
	St. Louis	230	94	136
	Wabasha	35	19	16
	Washington	225	90	135
	Wright	214	137	77
Nonmetropolitan Counties	Aitkin	48	19	29
	Becker	56	21	35
	Beltrami	76	31	45
	Big Stone	8	5	3
	Brown	36	10	26
	Cass	57	36	21
	Chippewa	18	8	10
	Clearwater	20	9	11
	Cook	18	12	6
	Cottonwood	19	8	11
	Crow Wing	121	38	83
	Douglas	75	26	49
	Faribault	27	9	18
	Fillmore	31	19	12
	Freeborn	67	23	44
	Goodhue	104	38	66
	Grant	11	6	5
	Hubbard	42	14	28
	Itasca	67	60	7
	Jackson	19	8	11
	Kanabec	33	14	19
	Kandiyohi	109	34	75
	Kittson	10	5	5
	Koochiching	18	10	8
	Lac Qui Parle	6	6	0
	Lake	27	16	11
	Lake of the Woods	9	5	4
	Le Sueur	34	18	16
	Lincoln	10	4	6
	Lyon	47	13	34
	Mahnomen	18	11	7
	Marshall	18	12	6
	Martin	29	11	18
	McLeod	60	24	36
	Meeker	44	20	24
	Mille Lacs	65	26	39
	Morrison	58	19	39
	Mower	51	22	29
	Murray	13	9	4
	Nobles	34	12	22
	Norman	8	5	3
	Otter Tail	79	32	47
	Pennington	29	8	21
	Pine	77	28	49
	Pipestone	22	12	10
	Pope	15	7	8
	Red Lake	10	6	4
	Redwood	24	12	12
	Renville	26	11	15
	Rice	46	25	21
	Rock	15	10	5
	Roseau	22	12	10
	Sibley	23	11	12
	Steele	24	18	6
	Stevens	13	6	7
	Swift	15	9	6
	Todd	33	14	19
	Traverse	13	6	7
	Wadena	19	8	11
	Waseca	27	12	15
	Watonwan	21	9	12
	Wilkin	17	6	11
	Winona	57	19	38
	Yellow Medicine	20	8	12

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