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The City of New Orleans, La., is investing heavily in public safety for 2017, including 300 new take-home cars, a mobile booking unit, and additional K9 units. The investments will cost nearly $40 million.
Read More →ATHENS, OHIO – Athens Police wanted to put off a possible switch to greener vehicles, recently gained some support from Mayor Paul Wiel and Paula Horan Moseley, service-safety director.
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MURFREESBORO, TN – Every Murfreesboro police cruiser was ordered re-examined for tire safety this week, and officers were reminded about inspecting their cars daily for any problems.
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Emergency and transit vehicles using traffic signal preemption technology in 2024 saw reduced travel times and fewer delays at intersections, highlighting its potential impact on public safety and transportation efficiency.
Read More →The network builds upon Skyfire’s Drone First Responder (DFR) platform - with the ultimate goal that every public safety agency should be able to get a bird's eye view of an emergency scene within 3 minutes of a 911 call.
Read More →Our annual top 10 list of feature stories included topics related to fleet management and safety, electric vehicles, and maintenance tips.
Read More →The City of Las Vegas is piloting a connected vehicle project using its fleet cars in an effort to increase pedestrian safety and traffic flow.
Read More →Marin County will install a new fuel system to better track usage and improve safety at its eight fueling sites.
Read More →ST. LOUIS, MI – Dale Tompkins was named President of Code 3, Inc., a manufacturer of safety equipment, lighting, and electronics for police and fire departments, emergency medical services, and the construction industry.
Read More →The City of El Paso, Texas, council has approved $68.75 million in certificates of obligation for city improvements — about a third of this funding will go toward public safety fleet purchases.
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