The Geary County Sheriff’s Department is rolling out new decals on their newer vehicles.

Sheriff Tony Wolf said Wednesday that they did change-up the decals that they’re putting on their vehicles now, but they all won’t change right away.

“It’s a slow process, I’m not going to do this all at once because of the cost, but as we get newer cars we’re putting on the new decal scheme. Some of the older stickers that we had slated to be replaced, we’re replacing them with the newer ones now,” said Wolf.

One of the changes is the size of the new decal is smaller than the older one and according to Wolf that did create a savings about roughly $200 per vehicle. The new decals are being paid for using drug forfeiture funds.