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Frequently Asked Questions

What is shown on the Pennsylvania State Constable patch?

It is a dark green shield with a gold border and a gold keystone frame. PENNSYLVANIA STATE sits at the top and CONSTABLE at the bottom. The center holds the Pennsylvania coat of arms in a seal reading FIRST IN LAW ENFORCEMENT and ESTABLISHED 1684.

What is a constable in Pennsylvania?

In Pennsylvania, a constable is an elected peace officer who serves the magisterial district courts and carries out court orders. The office is among the oldest in the state, as the ESTABLISHED 1684 banner on this patch reflects.

Why is there a keystone on the patch?

Pennsylvania is known as the Keystone State, so a gold keystone frames the central seal on this design. It is a long-standing symbol of the Commonwealth.

What does ESTABLISHED 1684 mean?

The banner notes that the constable office in Pennsylvania dates to 1684, making it one of the oldest law-enforcement roles in the country. The seal also reads FIRST IN LAW ENFORCEMENT.

Can you make a custom constable patch like this for our office?

Yes. A shield with a keystone frame and a state coat of arms is a flexible template. We can swap the seal, frame, lettering, and colors to fit your office, with a free proof before production.

Do I need credentials to order a patch with the Pennsylvania State Constable name on it?

Yes. Patches with a real agency name such as the Pennsylvania State Constable are sold only to that office or its authorized representatives. Law-enforcement buyers provide proof of occupation or an authorized purchasing letter first. Custom or renamed designs are welcome without that step.

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