Jefferson County Sheriff’s Deputy Brandon Przygocki models the utility vest design that’s been approved by the department’s uniform committee. Although the vest can be worn with deputies’ …
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Jefferson County Sheriff’s Deputy Brandon Przygocki models the utility vest design that’s been approved by the department’s uniform committee. Although the vest can be worn with deputies’ jumpsuits, members of the Jefferson County Sheriff’s Office Citizens Advisory Committee preferred the look of the vest with a khaki shirt and separate green uniform pants. Photo by Kirk Boxleitner
