MANAGING PUBLIC SECTOR VEHICLES & EQUIPMENT
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The Kansas Highway Patrol has requested two new helicopters and an airplane to replace its aging fleet and meet growing demand for assistance from across the state.
The Iowa State Patrol unveiled a new drone program that will be used for investigations, such as during crash and crime scenes to take measurements and photographs.
Last fall, United Auto Workers union members went on strike. As a result of lost production, GM has had to cancel some orders for the Chevrolet Tahoe PPV.
Gamber-Johnson Zirkona joiners are one-piece solutions designed to safely secure a variety of light devices in fleet vehicles.
Law enforcement agencies in South Carolina and Wyoming have added armored vehicles to help with weather events and emergency situations.
The Idaho State Police has saved money since hiring three employees to upfit police vehicles.
The Massachusetts State Police has activated automatic vehicle location (AVL) systems in nearly 3,000 cruisers, installing them in the vehicles rather than in laptops.
The Beacon-4-Life was developed by a first responder and is intended as a safe alternative to the traditional strike flare.
Delta Scientific's new bolt-down DSC7090 beam barricade is designed to stop a 15,000-lb. truck going 30 mph with negative 6.3 feet of penetration
Robots are extremely useful law enforcement tools, but they are not inexpensive. So it's important to do your research.
Following the Dec. 29 church shooting in Texas, several police agencies have amended their take-home vehicle policies to allow deputies to drive their patrol cars to church.
Unmanned aircraft systems offer many benefits to law enforcement agencies but only if properly trained personnel are using the right tools for the job and best practices are followed.
The Walla Walla Police Department in Washington has begun a drone program with the addition of three unmanned aerial systems.
Police departments in California, Oklahoma, and Manitoba, Canada have added armored vehicles to their fleets.
Like tactical and bomb squad robots on land, remotely operated vehicles (ROV) can go places that it is dangerous for officers to go and protect their users from hazards.
Since its introduction in the 1995-MY, the Tahoe has since seen extensive use by fleets, including police users of the Tahoe PPV as well as fire and EMS responders.
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