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These boots were made for “goofin’” — but not in NYPD uniform!

In a sexy TikTok video passed around on the Internet, Bronx housing cop Christine Galgano wears the top half of her police uniform, including what appears to be a holstered sidearm — along with hot pants and cowboy boots.

Galgano, 27, mirrors loony Lt. Dangel, in the Comedy Central mockumentary “Reno 9/11,” who emerges from a shoe store in his uniform top, short shorts and a bag with new boots.

“Genuine ostrich. . . three payments. . . I’m just goofin’ …new boot goofin’, oh!” Dangel’s recorded voice drawls as Galgano mimics his hops and twists in a sunny yard.

The leggy blonde’s online antics apparently violate the NYPD’s social media policy, which prohibits officers from posting “photographs of themselves in uniform and/or displaying official identification without authorization.”

The policy states that any activity on personal social media accounts that can be linked to a NYPD member “is a reflection on the Department as a whole.”

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An NYPD spokeswoman, Sgt. Jessica McRorie, would not say whether Galgano was disciplined.

“The off duty incident was investigated and addressed by the officer’s commanding officer,” McRorie said.

Galgano describes her battle with COVID-19 in a videotaped talk posted March 25 on Twitter. Another posting said she was taking hydroxychloroquine, the controversial coronavirus treatment.

Galgano, who joined the NYPD in FY 2018, is a fitness maven and “lupus warrior” who has 11,200 followers on her Instagram site, and played on the NYPD women’s soccer team. She could not be reached for comment.

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