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- Of all Federal officers, 16.1% were women and 33.2% were members of
a racial or ethnic minority.
- The largest employers of Federal officers, accounting for 63% of the
total, were the:
- U.S. Customs and Border Protection (28,200)
- Federal Bureau of Prisons (15,361)
- FBI (12,414)
- U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (10,691)
- About half of all Federal
officers were employed in
- Texas (14,633)
- California (13,365)
- the District of Columbia (9,201)
- New York (8,159)
- Florida (6,627)
- Nationwide, there were 36 Federal officers per 100,000 U.S. residents,
including 1,662 per 100,000 residents in the District of Columbia. There
were more than 60 per 100,000 residents in Arizona, North Dakota, Vermont,
Montana, New Mexico, Texas, and Alaska. There were fewer than 10 per
100,000 in Wisconsin, New Hampshire, and Iowa.
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order of the most recent publication first. Additional titles are listed
on other topical pages and a comprehensive list is contained on the
BJS publications page. To see a full abstract
of a publication with links to electronic versions of the publication,
click on the title below.
Federal Law Enforcement Officers,
2004, 08/06. Reports the results of a biennial census of Federal agencies employing personnel with arrest and firearms authority. NCJ 212750
- Federal Law Enforcement Officers, 2002, 08/03. NCJ 199995
- Federal Law Enforcement Officers, 2000, 07/01. NCJ 187231
- Federal Law Enforcement Officers,
1998, 03/00. NCJ 177607
- Federal Law Enforcement Officers, 1996, 12/97. NCJ 164617
- Federal Law Enforcement Officers, 1993, 12/94. NCJ 151166
Census of Publicly Funded Forensic Crime Laboratories, 2002, 02/05. Reports on the organization, functions, budget and expenditures, staffing, workload, and forensic backlog in the Nation's more than 350 publicly funded crime labs. NCJ 207205
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