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![[Arizona Department of Public Safety]](../images/u/us_azdps.jpg)
image located by Valentin Poposki, 29 September 2005
Source: www.azdps.gov/about/badge/default.asp
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A blue flag with an off-centered black rectangle containing a gold zigzag line representing a mountainous horizon, and a gold saguaro cactus toward the hoist and a gold pine tree toward the fly. Centered in the rectangle is a 7-pointed white star with the department badge on it. Below are written in gold the words COURTEOUS VIGILANCE.
Valentin Poposki, 29 September 2005
According to
https://www.azdps.gov/insignia:
"This flag with its unique design is
dedicated to all Arizona Department of Public Safety employees of yesterday,
today and tomorrow, especially to those troopers who made the supreme sacrifice
in a valiant effort to preserve public safety.
The field of blue in the
flag reflects boldness and the Department's desire to serve. A golden horizon
depicts AZDPS' broad scope of expertise and the Department's promising future.
A saguaro cactus and a pine tree symbolizes ADPS' mission as a statewide law
enforcement agency with responsibilities extending from the state's vast
deserts to its highest mountains.
The ADPS breast badge demonstrates
pride in ourselves, our agency and our accomplishments. The agency's motto of
"Courteous Vigilance" provides troopers with guidance and foundation. The
flag's black border serves as a memorial for troopers killed in the line of
duty.
Designed by the Department's Silver Anniversary Committee, the
AZDPS flag made its first official appearance on January 26, 1994, during the
agency's 25th anniversary celebration at AZDPS headquarters in Phoenix."
Daniel Rentería, 22 September 2024
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