Stacey Woodward

Hope this helps!

17. Jewelry and Piercings
a. Any jewelry detracting from a professional appearance and/or affecting the ability to perform job functions shall not be permitted, except when required by duty assignments.
b. No visible jewelry other than earrings, rings, wristwatches, and a bracelet shall be worn by sworn members while in uniform. Any other visible jewelry associated with body piercing is prohibited, including jewelry or piercings visible through the uniform or prescribed business attire, regardless of gender.
c. Sworn male members are prohibited from wearing earrings.
d. Sworn male members in specialty assignments, such as within the Special Investigations Section, may be granted permission to wear earrings with supervisor approval.
e. Sworn female members are authorized to wear one matching pair of small spherical, conservative, diamond, gold, white pearl, or silver pierced or clip earrings with supervisor approval.
1) A maximum of one (1) earring may be worn in any one ear.
f. Members are authorized to wear medical bracelets or necklaces.

Stacey Woodward
Titusville Police Department

Please see page 12, “Footwear.” Hope this helps.

We are 103 sworn. I am a non-sworn Accreditation and Accountability Manager and I report to the Administrative Bureau Commander (sworn).

Stacey Woodward
Titusville Police Department

Hope this helps. Have a great day!

Stacey Woodward
Accreditation and Accountability Manager
Titusville Police Department

Please see page 8 of the policy (4)(D)(4) – Civil Citation – Sexting and Cyber-Safety Education Program and the form. Hope this helps.

Stacey Woodward
Accreditation and Accountability Manager
Titusville Police Department

Hello Corporal Hinkebein,

Our department does not refer to pointing a firearm at a subject in policy; however, we do include any response to resistance reports of such in our annual review analysis. Hope this helps.

Stacey Woodward
Titusville Police Department

Refer to (4)(E) in the policy. Hope these help!