INAUGURATION BY THE NUMBERS

Here are some numbers (many of them estimates) about the upcoming 2009 inauguration, courtesy of the Associated Press. Also, here's a link to the official Inauguration committee website

* $40 million: the estimated cost of the inaugural parade, balls, opening ceremonies, giant television screens on National Mall and other expenses for the Presidential Inaugural Committee.

* 432: total Presidential Inaugural Committee staff members.

* 58,000: law-enforcement and other agencies working on security.

* 8,000: District of Columbia police officers on duty, and those hired from departments around the country.

* 1,000: U.S. Park Police officers on duty, and those hired from outside departments.

* 550: Metro transit police on duty, and those hired from outside departments.

* 10,000: National Guardsmen helping law enforcement agencies in and around the city.

* 120,000: passengers Metro trains can carry per hour on Inauguration Day.

* 2 million: inauguration subway maps Metro is printing.

* 10,000: charter buses expected to descend on the city.

* 13,000: military and civilian participants in the inaugural parade, including marching bands.

* 112: light bulbs replaced in lampposts on Pennsylvania Avenue parade route.

* 10 large screens broadcasting swearing-in on the National Mall.

* 1,000: vendors so far who have received licensed spots to sell wares around parade route and city streets.

* 15,000 to 18,000: volunteers helping Presidential Inaugural Committee around the city.

* 4,100: minimum number of portable toilets available to the public.

* 10: official inaugural balls.

* 10,000: square footage of the swearing-in stage.

* 6: number of bicycle rickshaws D.C. Pedicab plans to operate.