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Discover how one police department cut crime nearly in half using smarter patrol data. This whitepaper breaks down the real-world strategy behind a 46% drop in vehicle thefts, improved officer safety, and stronger community visibility.
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Lenco armored vehicles have proven to be durable, reliable multi-purpose response and rescue vehicles in a variety of missions.
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The MSP car was parked with its emergency lights on while investigating a car-deer crash at 1:12 a.m., March 17 on I-96 in Eaton County, when the Tesla hit it, police said
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The 2021s F-150 Police Responder pickup’s standard 3.5-liter EcoBoost engine produces 400 horsepower, and its 500 foot-pounds of torque tops all pursuit-rated police vehicles. The engine is paired with a 10-speed SelectShift automatic transmission—both calibrated to meet rigorous law enforcement use while enabling speeds significantly higher than a stock F-150.
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The Bancorp Municipal Fleet Leasing Program can make it easier to upgrade your law enforcement fleet. Our all-inclusive pricing model combines vehicle acquisition and upfitting into one payment.
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This boat features an all-new modified “V” hull design for exceptional performance, stability, and maneuverability – everything you need in an emergency.
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The new Universal Adjustable Seat Base from Gamber-Johnson is a fully adjustable mounting solution for use in fleet and non-standard public safety and utility vehicles.
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The change has already saved the Sheriff’s Office $563 per vehicle for the initial upfit, or $11,750 for 20 vehicles. The money saved remains in the capital expenses budget for other departments to use.
Read More →Gamber-Johnson’s new Wide Body Console Box for the 2021+ Chevrolet Tahoe maximizes mounting space and features a locking pocket to keep valuables secure while out in the field.
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"It means a lot to me and my family that so many people want to honor my son this way," Councilman Michael Knox said stifling tears. "Thank you."
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Vehicles are currently shared by two deputies, and the change would allow the department to keep vehicles for six years instead of three. This would also reduce employee contact, which is important during the pandemic. It would take a few years to build up the fleet, but wouldn’t cost the county extra.
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