Table 1-4: Investigation Response Time, 1999 SDC
| State | Average Number of Hours Between Rpt. Of Investigations | Total Number of Investigations | Total Hours |
|---|---|---|---|
| Arizona |
58 |
32,635 |
1,880,429 |
| Arkansas |
45 |
17,036 |
766,620 |
| Connecticut |
36 |
30,452 |
1,096,272 |
| Delaware |
160 |
5,965 |
954,400 |
| Florida |
14 |
95,790 |
1,379,376 |
| Idaho |
102 |
9,363 |
955,026 |
| Illinois |
14 |
61,773 |
864,822 |
| Missouri |
64 |
46,259 |
2,960,576 |
| Ohio |
5 |
79,400 |
397,000 |
| Oklahoma |
377 |
35,141 |
13,248,157 |
| Utah |
93 |
17,514 |
163,779 |
| Virginia |
67 |
32,270 |
2,174,998 |
| West Virginia |
144 |
17,274 |
2,487,456 |
| Wyoming |
13 |
2,505 |
32,565 |
| Total |
1,193 |
483,377 |
30,829,476 |
| Number Reporting |
14 |
14 |
14 |
| Weighted Average |
63.8 |
Note: The weighted average number of hours from report to investigation is based on dividing the total number of hours spent between report and investigation by the total number of investigations done in the 14 states.
Mean = 85.2; Q = 61.0; Q3 = 99.8.
