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16 EVERETT POLICE DEPARTMENT POLICY MANUAL
<br /> Female Employees-a similar class of apparel for women as outlined for men above will be
<br /> appropriate.
<br /> The Chief of Police may allow for more casual attire at designated times. The casual attire would
<br /> include casual slacks and a collared shirt without a tie.
<br /> For officer safety reasons,it is recommended that officers wearing plain clothes conceal firearms
<br /> when out of the office. Officers opting not to conceal their firearms shall have their badge
<br /> prominently displayed to minimize public alarm.
<br /> The wearing of utility clothing, e.g. T-shirts,sweatshirts, flannel shirts, Levi's,tennis shoes,etc.,
<br /> for special assignments and extraordinary situations will be at the discretion of the Division
<br /> Captain.
<br /> All non-uniformed Officers will be reimbursed up to 60%of the current clothing allowance for
<br /> the first 6 calendar months of the year and the balance for the last 6 calendar months. The total
<br /> amount of clothing allowance is prorated as determined by the length of the plain-clothes
<br /> assignment each calendar year. Clothing allowance will be determined by current contractual
<br /> agreements. -.
<br /> When appearing in Superior Court or other formal hearing,officers must wear one of the
<br /> following sets of clothing:
<br /> Male Officers
<br /> Regulation Police Class "A"Uniform,
<br /> Business suit with dress shirt and tie, . .
<br /> Sport coat,trouser, and appropriate shirt and tie.
<br /> Female Officers
<br /> Regulation Police Class "A"Uniform,
<br /> Woman's business or pantsuit,
<br /> Attire limited to business-like dress or skirt with appropriate accessories.
<br /> Note: On-duty officers may wear the class"B"uniform to court proceedings. This is to include
<br /> both male and female officers.
<br /> 6.4 PROTECTIVE VESTS
<br /> Officers assigned to administrative and investigative duty(primarily plain clothes) are
<br /> encouraged to wear the protective vest but it is at the discretion of the immediate supervisor;it
<br /> must be available at the department for instant use if necessary.
<br /> The protective vest shall be worn when executing search warrants and making planned arrests.
<br /> Effective February 2004/Rev.9/2004/Rev. 12/2004/Rev.10/2005/Rev.2/2006/Rev. 7/2006/Rev. 4/2007/ 68
<br /> Rev. 6/2007/Rev. 7/2007/Rev.12/2008,Rev. 7/2009,Rev 9/2009,Rev 11/2009,Rev 1/2010,Rev 7/2010,Rev
<br /> 10/2010,Rev 11/2010,Rev 12/2010,Rev 1/2011,Rev 2/2011,Rev 3/2011,Rev 6/2011,Rev 7/2011,Rev 9/2011,
<br /> Rev 10/2011,Rev 11/2011,Rev 2/2012,Rev 3/2012,Rev 6/2012,Rev. 7/2012,Rev 8/2012,Rev 9/2012,Rev
<br /> 10/2012,Rev 11/2012,Rev 1/2013, Rev 2/2013,Rev 3/2013,Rev 4/2013,Rev 8/2013,Rev 9/2013,Rev
<br /> 10/2013,Rev 11/2013,Rev 12/2013,Rev 1/2014,Rev 3/2014,Rev 4/2014,Rev 6/2014,Rev 7/2014,Rev
<br /> 9/2014,Rev 12/2014
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