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Working to eliminate errors and challenges and increase reliability during fueling, the Madison County Sheriff’s Office has implemented RoadFlex for its 37-vehicle patrol fleet.
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The Loft from Lund Industries is a multi-purpose storage solution for the Ford Police Interceptor Utility and Chevrolet Tahoe. It comes in two models. The Loft-GV is designed for weapon storage, and The Loft-EC can be used for electronic component installation.
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New York City's preliminary budget for fiscal-year 2018 includes the installation of bulletproof windows to all patrol cars to keep officers safe. The total cost of the investment is $10.4 million.
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Code 3's CommandStik multi-use rear window lighting now comes with a multicolor feature, allowing users more flexibility in their control of the emergency and directional operations.
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Propane autogas conversions add to vehicle costs — how can a government fleet make up this cost to get a return on its investment? Polk County Sheriff's Office in Florida explains the costs and benefits of converting its fleet to run on propane autogas.
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General Motors will cease production of its Chevrolet Caprice PPV police vehicle after building the rear-wheel-drive patrol car for seven model years in Australia.
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The City of Orlando has saved over 400,000 gallons of fuel in one year through a number of fuel-saving measures, including idle reduction technology in its law enforcement vehicles.
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Ahead of the North American International Auto Show in Detroit, Ford announced it will offer two new pursuit-rated hybrid-electric police vehicles by 2020.
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CTech’s CopBox Cabinet is designed to offer a tactical storage solution for the next generation police vehicle.
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Massachusetts Governor Charlie Baker’s administration has stripped 30 vehicles of their blue emergency lights after they were deemed unnecessary.
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The City of New Haven, Conn., hopes to update its police fleet after a patrol car caught on fire. In addition to an aging fleet, with most cars over 14 years old, the police department has fewer people to maintain its vehicles.
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