County Sheriff’s Patrol Car Displays Scott County Schools Mascots

Thursday, June 17, 2021 at 10:13 PM

By Scott County Sheriff's Office Sheriff Jerry Goodin Facebook Page

New Police Car With New Graphics

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County Sheriff’s Patrol Car Displays Scott County Public High Schools Mascots and Unity

Scott County-The Scott County Sheriff’s Office has striped one of its newly acquired patrol cars with the mascots of Austin High School and Scottsburg High School. Thanks to the expertise of Watson’s Signs and Graphics of Scottsburg.

The design not only has the images of the mascots but also has the image of Scott County and the slogan “United We Stand.” The striping shows unity of the Scott County Schools and communities. The striping was the same cost as normal sheriff’s car striping. Below are photos of the patrol car, Sheriff Goodin and Brandon Watson of Watson Signs and Graphics.

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