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These liveries are based on the Dane County Sheriff's Office in south-central Wisconsin. This livery was used from the early 2000s until the adoption of the FPIU as the primary patrol vehicle after Ford stopped production of the Crown Victoria.
 
It now includes liveries for Sandy Shores and Paleto Bay. Over a dozen smaller cities, villages, and townships throughout Dane County contract with the Sheriff's Office for law enforcement services. This allows for increased police presence without the many costs associated with equipping, and staffing their own police department. This is an arrangement which is fairly popular throughout the state of Wisconsin.
 

Credit: Brian Payne, www.policecararchives.org
 
This 4K livery is transparent so that you can set the vehicle color to metallic silver using a trainer (it looks so much better this way).
 
Here are the vehicles that this works with: (I am sure there are many more, if you find some, feel free to put them in the comments for other people to see!)
 
 

These liveries are based on the Dane County Sheriff's Office in south-central Wisconsin. This livery was used from the early 2000s until the adoption of the FPIU as the primary patrol vehicle after Ford stopped production of the Crown Victoria.
 
It now includes liveries for Sandy Shores and Paleto Bay. Over a dozen smaller cities, villages, and townships throughout Dane County contract with the Sheriff's Office for law enforcement services. This allows for increased police presence without the many costs associated with equipping, and staffing their own police department. This is an arrangement which is fairly popular throughout the state of Wisconsin.
 

Credit: Brian Payne, www.policecararchives.org
 
This 4K livery is transparent so that you can set the vehicle color to metallic silver using a trainer (it looks so much better this way).
 
Here are the vehicles that this works with: (I am sure there are many more, if you find some, feel free to put them in the comments for other people to see!)
 
 

These liveries are based on the Dane County Sheriff's Office in south-central Wisconsin. This livery was used from the early 2000s until the adoption of the FPIU as the primary patrol vehicle after Ford stopped production of the Crown Victoria.
 
It now includes liveries for Sandy Shores and Paleto Bay. Over a dozen smaller cities, villages, and townships throughout Dane County contract with the Sheriff's Office for law enforcement services. This allows for increased police presence without the many costs associated with equipping, and staffing their own police department. This is an arrangement which is fairly popular throughout the state of Wisconsin.
 

Credit: Brian Payne, www.policecararchives.org
 
This 4K livery is transparent so that you can set the vehicle color to metallic silver using a trainer (it looks so much better this way).
 
Here are the vehicles that this works with: (I am sure there are many more, if you find some, feel free to put them in the comments for other people to see!)