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Tenhold, formerly Jotto Desk, provides next-generation vehicle systems for law enforcement and public safety and recently debuted its Suppressor Lock Head for its Weapon Mounting system.
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Gamber-Johnson is offering mounting and vehicle equipment solutions for the Ford F-150, including several console designs, dash mounts, rugged push bumpers, window barriers, and a partition for a complete solution.
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CTech Manufacturing has announced that its CopBox Cabinet tactical trunk storage solution for the all-new 2021 Chevy Tahoe PPV is now available.
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When armed, the Defend IR monitors the interior of your cabin. If movement is sensed, the Defend IR utilizes the lights and sirens of the patrol vehicle, alerting everyone around a break-in has occurred.
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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.
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