Ohio Admin. Code 311-1-02 - Prescribed standard uniform: classes and when worn
(A) The standard
uniform prescribed for wear by county sheriffs and their deputies shall consist
of the following classes of uniform:
(1) The
Class B uniform,
(2) The tactical
uniform,
(3) The marine patrol
uniform, and
(4) The bicycle patrol
uniform.
(B) The Class B
uniform shall be the required duty uniform for all sheriffs and sheriffs' deputies; except that
(1) The sheriff may authorize wear of the
tactical uniform in situations that may subject garments to high levels of soil
and rough wear or that are likely to involve intensive physical activity, such
as the transfer or supervision of prisoners in jail or in the field, crime
scene activities, weight and measure duty, swat assignments, dog warden, motor
officer, litter prevention/environmental deputy, patrol, bomb technicians,
emergency management agency duties, equine units,
motorcycle units, and canine patrol;
(2) The sheriff may authorize wear of the
marine patrol uniform or the bicycle patrol uniform for individuals assigned to
such duty;
(3) The uniform of the
day for special events shall be the uniform prescribed by the sheriff;
and
(4) The uniform in court, where
practicable, shall be the uniform prescribed by the sheriff.
(C) Chapters 311-1 and 311-3 of
the Administrative Code do not apply to non-law enforcement employees of the
sheriffs' offices and those employees' vehicles. The uniforms worn and the cars
driven by non-law enforcement employees shall be directed by the sheriff at the
sheriff's discretion.
Notes
Promulgated Under: 111.15
Statutory Authority: 311.26, 311.28
Rule Amplifies: 311.28
Prior Effective Dates: 12/15/2001, 09/25/2014
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