Representatives from three police equipment manufacturers will share about the intricacies of sound engineering, signal modulation, and community impact.
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Police siren technology is constantly evolving. From high-frequency sirens to low-frequency sirens and a mix of both, law enforcement fleets are experimenting with new ways to notify nearby drivers of their presence.
All About Police Sirens
At the 2024 Police Fleet Conference at GFX, take a deep dive into the dynamic world of siren technology.
Representatives from three police equipment manufacturers will give attendees a look at the science behind the sirens that serve as the heartbeat of law enforcement fleets, the intricacies of sound engineering, signal modulation, and community impact.
The panel will be led by Flagstaff, Arizona, Facilities and Fleet Section Director Jennifer Brown, MSL. She will be joined by:
- Paul Gergets, VP of SSG Engineering at Federal Signal
- Doug Baker, Senior VP of Technology and Chief Innovation Officer at SoundOff Signal
- Preston Tischer, Product Manager at Whelen Engineering
Want to see what else is on the PFC schedule in addition to this session? Click here to see the full lineup of sessions coming to this year's event.
When you register for the Full Conference Fleet Pass, the all-access pass for government fleet professionals, you'll have access to all of the networking and educational opportunities offered on Days 1-3.
Christy Grimes
Senior Editor
Christy Grimes is a Senior Editor at Bobit, working on Automotive Fleet and Government Fleet publications. She has also written for School Bus Fleet.
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