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1. City of Chicago Department Of Police Department Police Department

Salary expenditure: $1 billion
Number of positions: 14k

Data year: 2017
2. Illinois Department Of State Police Department Police Department

Salary expenditure: $249 million
Number of positions: 3k

Data year: 2017
3. Cook County Police Department Department Police Department

Salary expenditure: $54 million
Number of positions: 608

Data year: 2017
4. DuPage County Sheriff Office Department Police Department

Salary expenditure: $43 million
Number of positions: 572

Data year: 2017
5. Will County Sheriff Department Police Department

Salary expenditure: $42 million
Number of positions: 629

Data year: 2017
6. Rockford Police Department Police Department

Salary expenditure: $29 million
Number of positions: 353

Data year: 2017
7. McHenry County County Sheriff Department Police Department

Salary expenditure: $28 million
Number of positions: 397

Data year: 2017
8. Peoria Police Department Police Department

Salary expenditure: $25 million
Number of positions: 234

Data year: 2017
9. Berwyn Police Department/Administration Department Police Department

Salary expenditure: $15 million
Number of positions: 294

Data year: 2017
10. Elgin Police/Preventive Patr/Pu Department Police Department

Salary expenditure: $14 million
Number of positions: 136

Data year: 2017
11. Orland Park Police Department Police Department

Salary expenditure: $14 million
Number of positions: 217

Data year: 2017
12. Oak Park Police Department Police Department

Salary expenditure: $13 million
Number of positions: 144

Data year: 2017
13. Bolingbrook Police Department Police Department

Salary expenditure: $12 million
Number of positions: 117

Data year: 2017
14. Peoria County County Sheriff Department Police Department

Salary expenditure: $12 million
Number of positions: 226

Data year: 2017
15. Bloomington Police Department Police Department

Salary expenditure: $11 million
Number of positions: 131

Data year: 2017
16. Tinley Park Police Department Department Police Department

Salary expenditure: $11 million
Number of positions: 160

Data year: 2017
17. City Colleges of Chicago Security Services Department Police Department

Salary expenditure: $10 million
Number of positions: 610

Data year: 2017
18. Evanston Police/Patrol Department Police Department

Salary expenditure: $10 million
Number of positions: 102

Data year: 2017
19. Danville Public Safety Department Police Department

Salary expenditure: $10 million
Number of positions: 122

Data year: 2017
20. Palatine Police/Crime Control And Investigation Department Police Department

Salary expenditure: $10 million
Number of positions: 115

Data year: 2017
21. Mount Prospect Police Department Police Department

Salary expenditure: $9 million
Number of positions: 102

Data year: 2017
22. Kane County Sheriff Department Police Department

Salary expenditure: $9 million
Number of positions: 121

Data year: 2017
23. Hoffman Estates Police Department Department Police Department

Salary expenditure: $9 million
Number of positions: 148

Data year: 2017
24. Downers Grove Police Department Department Police Department

Salary expenditure: $9 million
Number of positions: 92

Data year: 2017
25. Glenview Police Department Police Department

Salary expenditure: $9 million
Number of positions: 78

Data year: 2017

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