COLUMBUS — The Ohio State Highway Patrol announced that it has expanded its tattoo acceptance policy to allow troopers to wear long-sleeved uniforms.
Tattoos are still not allowed to be visible when wearing the short sleeve uniform, but troopers who have tattoos can wear the long-sleeved uniform year-round, according to a release.
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“We are, and always have been, a professional organization built upon serving the people of Ohio. With this change we will continue to do just that, while also recognizing the diversity of those who wish to serve,” Charles Jones, Ohio State Highway Patrol Colonel said.
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