Fulton Police Wear Special Uniforms In Support Of Military Families

by ChirelloMarketing | November 15, 2022 8:25 am

FULTON – Members of the Fulton Police Department are wearing camouflage pants and custom tee shirts this November in honor of Veterans and Military Family Appreciation Month, as announced by Fulton Police Chief Michael Curtis.

 “These special uniforms salute both the veterans and families in our community, as well as the members or our police department who have also served in our country’s military,” said Mayor Deana Michaels. “We salute them and their families for their commitments to our community and to our country.”

Chief Curtis said that all officers in the department are allowed to wear these special uniforms in November to show united support as a department.

“It’s so important  that as a department and as a city we show visible support for those who served our countries, and the families that are an integral part of that service,” Curtis said.

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From left: veteran and Fulton Police Lieutenant Victor Kaufman, Fulton Mayor Deana Michaels, veteran and retired Fulton Police Lieutenant William Clark.

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From left: Fulton Police Chief Michael Curtis, Fulton Councilor Douglas Chapman, veteran and Fulton Police Lieutenant Victor Kaufman, veteran and Fulton Councilor Lawrence Macner, veteran and Fulton Investigator Thomas Yawger, Officer Trea Sheldon, Fulton Sergeant Justin Sweeting, and Officer Kaitlyn McCue.

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