$1.8 Billion in Military Gear Transferred to 8,200 Local Police Agencies
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[This is from 2020, but the numbers in here are quite shocking and worth looking at. Jan]
TOP 10 TAKEAWAYS
- The Pentagon transferred 581,034 items of surplus military gear worth $1.8 billion since 1993 – an amount that only includes the items still held today by law enforcement agencies.
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Heavy equipment – transfers included mine resistant vehicles (1,099 items, $743.8 million value); trucks (cargo, panel, van, dump, utility, lift, and military) (3,465 items, $251 million value); helicopters (344 items, $83.6 million value); airplanes (24 items, $104.8 million value); and armored trucks and cars (284 items, $24.4 million value).
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Weaponry – transfers included rifles, 5.56mm and 7.62mm (66,375 items, $26.2 million value); pistols (.38, .40, .45 caliber) (7,339 items, $689,553 value); riot 12-gauge shotguns (1,218 items, $121,611 value), and grenade launchers (seven items, $27,814 value).
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Other gear – transfers included night-vision sights, sniper scopes, binoculars, telescopes, and goggles (131,358 items, $42 million value); mine detecting sets, marking kits, and probes (230 items, $599,341 million value).
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Military Robots – transfers included remote controlled vehicles, underwater vehicles, explosive ordnance disposal, and stun devices (451 items, $20.4 million value).
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Top 10 states – California ($153.1 million), Texas ($144 million), Tennessee ($133.7 million), Florida ($105.6 million), Arizona ($93.9 million), Alabama ($88.7 million), South Carolina ($76.3 million), Ohio ($66.9 million), Georgia ($62.8 million), and North Carolina ($51.3 million).
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Top Law Enforcement Agency – the Department of Law Enforcement of Tallahassee, Florida ($20.6 million) an amount that exceeded the sum total of the bottom seven states. Items included fixed wing aircrafts ($17 million), multi-mode imaging system ($2.5 million), and a utility system modular tent ($229,062).
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Interactive Map – Search our interactive map to see all military equipment transferred to local police agencies under Program 1033 by ZIP Code across America. Just click a pin (ZIP Code) and scroll down to review the results rendered in the chart beneath the map.
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Most Expensive and Least Expensive Items – The California Highway Patrol received a $22 million fixed wing aircraft in 2016. The Arizona Department of Public Safety received $51 million in fixed wing aircraft delivered on December 3, 2015 with each plane valued at $17 million. Least Expensive Item – two wood screws (23 cents) transferred to the Weatherly Police Department in Pennsylvania on June 5, 2019.
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The only state not in the federal data receiving Program 1033 surplus military equipment is Hawaii.
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