1	Lubbock Police Department
2	Current Staffing Retirement Eligibility Status Active Duty- Ineligible to retire 259 Active Duty- Eligible to retire 110 Vacant Unfilled 67(436)
3	Applicants vs. Tested vs. Hired
4	Previous 5 year Retirees
5	"2004 2005 2006 2007 2008" 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 Total Academy Graduates 24 34 30 21 28 137 Retired 5 7 8 15 8 - 43 Resigned 7 13 11 14 11 - 56 Net Additional Officers 12 14 11 -8 9 38 2004-2009 LPD added a 38 officers to the department authorized strength. *2009A academy started on with 12 cadets and lost 5 within the first month. Currently, the academy still has 7 cadets as of 3/23/2009.
6	Anticipated Annual Retirements to 2014
7	Projected 5 year Staffing Levels (2014) 137 academy graduates Based on previous 5 years 56 Resignations- Left for other employment 100 Projected retirements by 2014 at 26 years of service -19 Officers from today’s current manpower levels of 362 (343 total at 2014)
8	Projected 5 year Staffing Levels (2014) 70 academy graduates Based on 2009A results 56 Resignations- Left for other employment 100 Projected retirements by 2014 at 26 years of service -86 Officers from today’s current manpower levels of 362 (276 total at 2014)
9	Lubbock Anticipated Growth Currently, Lubbock’s population stands at 218,000. Previous trends indicate a 3.5% growth rate by 2014 for a total of 225,000 Lubbock grew approximately 7% in recent years.
10	2014 Projected Officer Status 2014 225,000 (450) 2009 218,000 (436)