Police Uniforms

Above is the new standard uniform for all officers. As seen, all units wear the same standard pants, however there are many options for uniforms on top. We provide the following:
Duty Sweater: Mostly recommended for non patrol duties, however may be used if desired.
K9 Response Shirt: When a K9 officer is called from an off duty period, he will wear this shirt to the scene, instead of a full uniform.
Long Sleeve Standard Duty Shirt: Can be worn with or without tie, open or closed collar. For standard duty, must be worn on regular shift.
Short Sleeve Standard Duty: Same as above.
Traffic Vest: Obviously supplied for traffic duty, to be more visible when worn over standard shirt, when a hi-vis jacket is unavailable or impractical.
Outer Bullet Vest: Worn over a closed collar shirt, no badge, and recommend for patrol. Badge number is on right with removable POLICE/TRAFFIC flashes on back.
Hi-Vis Jacket: Recommended for night duty if the weather permits
Standard Jacket: Providing extra visiblity, recommended in daytime when the weather permits.
*Note: All units are expected to wear standard duty shirts unless otherwise stated. TAC officers dress as patrol, just with a banner over their rank chevrons signifying a TAC officer.


TAC Team Uniforms. Snipers will wear similar, but without the body armour, as they are not at threat so much. Negotiator will now wear either plain clothes, or his patrol officer's uniform, depending on the situation and if he had time to change.

looks good

I didn't bother including utility belts and what not, thats extra that serves no purpose, and some days you might not even wear it

nice uniforms

Not to be picky...but the TAC officer has a "Sherrif" patch. That, and I feel as though the negotiator wearing a vest makes him more imposing. Great, otherwise!

I know the TAC uniform ahs the sheriff, I just saw and was too lazy to fix, it'll be fixed soon though. As for the vest, that isn't a bullet vest, that just has note pads, radios, pens. The uniform is shown with a gun, but depending on sitaution, no gun or mace may go in.

Looking Good

just for my own curiosity, what are the wepons the Police carry?

Police patrol officers carry:
A Sig Sauer .45 calliber p226
One canister of Mace
One Shotgun located in cruiser
Shotgun ammo, extra mace, and extra handgun ammo carried in trunk, in locked cabinet secured to car.
(please note, all clips contain 9 bullets. Shotgun ammo is regular spreadshot and beanbag rounds)
TAC Officers:
Same loadout as patrol
UMP 45 calliber SMG
M16A4 Assualt Rifle (45 cal)

Please note all weapons carry the same size round for ease in reloading at armoury

This is helpful, thank you!!

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Antoine Blanc wrote:Not Trying to be rude, but the tac officer looks like he is a gorilla, just sayin.

What's the point of your post?

just a quick question what kind of hats do we wear, baseball or combination?

Actually, you asked at a great time, I'm actually working on a new uniform line up including everything... Give it another couple minutes

Check now for the new police division uniforms

Oooo, like the blue stripes.

AWESOME. but what kind of caps do we wear?

The link went dead and I can't re-upload until my computer is working again. Units in standard patrol uniform will wear a standard police officer's cap, not a baseball cap. If in a dress down uniform, ie K9 Response, or a similar type, a standard police ball cap will be worn

Shouldn't the K-9 shirt still be similar to the standard duty shirt so I have an area for my notepad, etc.?

K9 standard is the same as the patrol officer shirt. The pants have 10 pockets, ample room for your supplies, since the shirt only has two small pockets. The K9 response shirt is when I call you at 2 in the morning, you're off duty and I need you and your dog. Then you just pull that shirt on and your regular pants, or duty pants, whatever, and just respond. Basically so you look official, not like some guy with a dog.