Catalog of Sample Policies for Pennsylvania's Conservation Districts

Dress Code Policy
(Fulton Conservation District)

Professional at all time. A well-groomed appearance instantly gives you credibility. Avoid excess make-up, perfume/cologne.

Gentlemen:

• No jeans or colored jeans*
  
• No T-shirts
  
• No shirts with pictures or writing
  
• No sandals or tennis shoes
  
• No shorts
  
• No sleeveless shirts or tops

*Jeans and a collared shirt (or Fulton County Conservation District shirt) is appropriate for fieldwork.

Ladies:

• No jeans or colored jeans*
  
• No dresses, suits, or skirts shorter than 3" above knee
  
• No cleavage
  
• No gaping between buttons
  
• No see thru material
  
• No undergarments showing or blending through materials
  
• No more than two buttons left open
  
• No tops extending or showing body
  
• No bare legs (nylons must be worn at all times)
  
• No sandals
  
• No shorts
  
• No spaghetti straps
  
• No sleeveless garments

*Jeans and a collared shirt (or Fulton County Conservation District shirt) are appropriate for fieldwork.

The Supervisor have the right to speak with you privately concerning your attire. If attire is inappropriate, you will be asked to go home and change.

Due to the program responsibilities of the Fulton County Conservation District staff, jeans are fundamental attire for the District Manager and the Technician. Jeans must be worn with an appropriate top to give a "dressier" appearance. A more casual dress is also acceptable for conducting school programs. The Fulton County Conservation District shirt must be worn when conducting programs. This serves as identification and looks professional.