Which police departments use the Glock 22?
Data coverage: Based on 96 agencies in the Duty Arms Index with a current, sourced Glock 22 entry, any role except SWAT/tactical-unit listings (every Glock 22 (.40 S&W) entry, all generations). Shares are of 623 agencies with a sourced primary duty pistol. Counts include only current entries with a public source; agencies not yet in the index, or without a sourced entry for this item, are not counted, so treat shares as a picture of the Duty Arms Index, not of every agency. Data last updated Oct 10, 2026.
How agencies issue it
Each agency counted once, under its highest role for the Glock 22.
- Primary duty77 (80.2%)
- Other / authorized19 (19.8%)
By agency type
- Local police74
- Sheriff's office14
- State police / highway patrol4
- Federal1
- Special jurisdiction3
Variants and generations
As named in each agency's source. Many sources do not state the generation; those entries are listed under the plain model name.
- Glock G2291 agencies
- Glock G22 Gen45 agencies
Agencies that stopped issuing the Glock 22 (36)
Agencies with a sourced previous Glock 22 entry and no current one, newest change first (year shown where the source dates it), with the duty pistol they carry now. Most common replacement: Glock G45 (15), then Glock G17 (8).
Glock 22 agencies by state
Every agency with a current, sourced Glock 22 entry, largest first. Each links to its loadout, sources and history.
- California46 agencies
Humboldt County Sheriff's Department · Kings County Sheriff's Department · Monterey County Sheriff's Department · Siskiyou County Sheriff's Office · Yolo County Sheriff's Department · Arcata Police Department · Arvin Police Department · Auburn Police Department · Bear Valley Police Department · Beaumont Police Department · Bell Gardens Police Department · Bell Police Department · Belmont Police Department · Carmel Police Department · Central Marin Police Authority · Clayton Police Department · Clearlake Police Department · Colton Police Department · Crescent City Police Department · Dinuba Police Department · Farmersville Police Department · Fulton-El Camino Park Police Department · Gilroy Police Department · Glendora Police Department · Gridley Police Department · Grover Beach Police Department · Gustine Police Department · Hollister Police Department · Irwindale Police Department · Kerman Police Department · La Habra Police Department · Marina Department of Public Safety · Oroville Police Department · Redwood City Police Department · Rialto Police Department · Ripon Police Department · Riverside Police Department · Santa Cruz Police Department · Santa Paula Police Department · Selma Police Department (California) · Sonora Police Department · South Pasadena Police Department · Sutter Creek Police Department · Taft Police Department · Tehachapi Police Department · Walnut Creek Police Department
- Missouri4 agencies
Missouri State Highway Patrol · Berkeley Police Department (Missouri) · Ferguson Police Department · Kansas City Missouri Police Department
- Texas4 agencies
Bexar County Sheriff's Office · Galveston Police Department · Harris County Constable's Office Precinct 5 · Texarkana Police Department (Texas)
- Maryland3 agencies
Talbot County Sheriff's Office · St. Michaels Police Department · Washington Suburban Sanitary Commission Police Department
- Massachusetts3 agencies
Boston Police Department · Malden Police Department · Newton Police Department (Massachusetts)
- New Mexico3 agencies
Valencia County Sheriff's Office · Belen Police Department · Deming Police Department
- New York3 agencies
Albany Police Department (New York) · Lockport Police Department · Schenectady Police Department
- Wisconsin3 agencies
Vilas County Sheriff's Office · Grafton Police Department (Wisconsin) · Hudson Police Department (Wisconsin)
- Alabama2 agencies
Jackson County Sheriff's Office (Alabama) · Scottsboro Police Department
- Arizona2 agencies
- Idaho2 agencies
Valley County Sheriff's Office (Idaho) · Meridian Police Department (Idaho)
- Kentucky2 agencies
Frankfort Police Department (Kentucky) · Shively Police Department
- Pennsylvania2 agencies
Philadelphia Police Department · Plum Borough Police Department
- Tennessee2 agencies
Shelby County Sheriff's Office · Crossville Police Department
- Alaska1 agency
- Delaware1 agency
- Federal1 agency
- Florida1 agency
- Georgia1 agency
- Iowa1 agency
- Louisiana1 agency
- Mississippi1 agency
- Montana1 agency
- New Hampshire1 agency
- North Carolina1 agency
- Oregon1 agency
- Utah1 agency
- Virginia1 agency
- Washington1 agency
Frequently asked
- Which police departments use the Glock 22?
- 96 law enforcement agencies in the Duty Arms Index currently issue the Glock 22, including Philadelphia Police Department, Boston Police Department, United States Capitol Police and Alaska Wildlife Troopers. 77 of them carry it as their primary duty pistol. The list covers every Glock 22 (.40 S&W) entry, all generations.
- How common is the Glock 22 in police service?
- 77 of 623 agencies with a sourced primary duty pistol (12.4%) issue the Glock 22 as that primary, making it the #3 duty pistol family in the index, behind the Glock G17 and Glock G45.
- Which states have the most agencies using the Glock 22?
- California (46), Missouri (4), Texas (4) and Maryland (3). Agencies in 29 states plus federal agencies have a sourced Glock 22 entry. State counts follow where the index has the most sourced agencies, so they are not a census.
- Which agencies stopped using the Glock 22?
- 36 agencies list the Glock 22 as previously issued and no longer have a current Glock 22 entry, including Autauga County Sheriff's Office, Lordstown Police Department and Parlier Police Department. The most common replacement is the Glock G45 (15 of them).
Compare the Glock 22
Who uses other duty pistols
Glock 17 · Glock 45 · Glock 19 · SIG Sauer P320 · Glock 47 · Smith & Wesson M&P9 · Glock 21 · Glock 23 · Glock 43X · Glock 26