The Case for Implementing a Law Enforcement Take-Home Vehicle Program
Why take-home vehicle programs are more than just a recruitment tool for your agency.
Why take-home vehicle programs are more than just a recruitment tool for your agency.
The move comes after NCSA was contacted by a number of local government agencies to look into adding Tesla vehicles to their fleets.
The Jotto Desk Defend IR is the first infrared security system designed for patrol vehicles.
A trip down memory lane to see what made the iconic vehicle so popular.
The agency is working to locate replacement vehicles for the Sault Ste. Marie Post.
There are multiple ways to reinforce the safe's locks to deter against theft.
The new locations represent the 34th and 35th locations for the company.
The Duluth Police Department has used its neighboring police department's armored vehicle more than two dozen times in recent years.
A woman is accused of causing an estimated $15,000 in damage to seven police cars.
The platform connects fleets to local dealers.
The RFID entry system allows for touchless, fast, dependable entry when users need quick access to their handguns.
How bicycle patrols can lead to deeper police-citizen connections, cost savings, and more efficient incident response.
The Saratoga Police Department chose a used police vehicle to avoid a delay in receiving a new vehicle.
The Under Seat Storage system provides ample room for essential equipment and weapons, while ensuring secure and organized storage.
Law enforcement agencies say vehicle decal and color changes can lead to cost savings, and are an important reflection of what they stand for.
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