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32 County Sheriff Model Some airports -- such as Milwaukee Mitchell International Airport (Milwaukee County Sheriff's Office, 2019) and the Sacramento Metropolitan Airport (Sacramento County, 2019)
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County Sheriff Model 33 Ownership Model The ownership models of the airports using county sheriffs for law enforcement are county owned (7) , city owned (2)
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34 Models for Law Enforcement at Airports The respondents who report that the airport does have some level of discretion in LEO access to equipment were asked to expand on their responses in a follow-up question. One respondent says that the "airport pays for all equipment used by law enforcement airport unit.
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County Sheriff Model 35 Other Costs The question about other costs elicited only one response: "the captain is in charge of the operational budget at the airport." Jurisdiction Most responses indicate no jurisdictional issues encountered (6) , with additional responses noting no problems or issues despite geographic or agency jurisdictional boundaries (2)
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36 Models for Law Enforcement at Airports Level of Expertise of LEOs Assigned to the Airport Both responses note the level of expertise required for an LEO to be assigned to the airport as previous law enforcement or military experience (2)
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