This was a huge undertaking. There was one easy part, stated Dalsing, " we chose a great uniform, one with a long successful tradition. Police have always worn wool with great success. There were funds to be located, contracts to be written, fittings and wear-testing to be completed. Everyone involved knew that the decisions made would likely begin a tradition to last another fifty years. Officer Dalsing agonized over every decision.
Meanwhile, Captain Yates had formed another small workgroup to develop a new shoulder patch. Tulsa Police had been wearing a shoulder patch based on the basic design of the "Yield" sign, a symbol designed by Tulsa Police officer Clinton Riggs, for many years. Designs were sought, submissions pored over, and the much-admired shoulder patch was selected. Designed by Dave Carman, a graphic artist for the Tulsa World newspaper, the patch includes "art-deco" elements and a representation of the skyline of downtown Tulsa, the city once known as "The Oil Capital of the World.
The shoulder patch is sought by collectors from all over the country and it is nationally recognized as one of the finest examples of police patches. The changeover date was set. On November 4th, , all Tulsa Police Officers began reporting to duty wearing the dark navy blue uniform bearing the new "Tulsa Police" shoulder patches. The response of the public was very positive. Officers were approached and told that they looked more professional and more like a metropolitan police department.
The uniform program of the Tulsa Police Department is a model for others. White also represents the color of protection. The Gold signifies optimism, confidence, higher ideals, wisdom, understanding, generosity, giving, and compassion.
These are qualities and characteristics that we expect from Smithfield Police Officers. The ranks of Patrol Officer and Sergeant will wear a patch that replaces gold with silver, as their uniforms are trimmed in silver.
DiSciullo the first new Smithfield Police Department shoulder patch. The Department will soon retire the current patch, which has been worn by Smithfield officers since , and transition over to the new design. Serapiglia, was one of three Smithfield officers who contributed to the design of the current patch. It was an absolute privilege to issue the first new patch to his daughter, Lisa. Chief Richard P.
All proceeds will support the Smithfield Law Enforcement Explorers program. The Smithfield, Rhode Island police patch shown above is a six-color shoulder patch depicting Smithfield Police Department Headquarters.
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