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Chrysler said the new Durango Special Service will be built at the Jefferson North Assembly Plant in Detroit.
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CHICAGO - Chicago Mayor Emanuel announced that the City's Department of Fleet and Facilities Management (2FM) will make an initial purchase of 100 Ford Interceptor sedans and SUVs for the City's law enforcement fleet, with plans to purchase a total of 500 vehicles.
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LANSING, MI – The Michigan State Police (MSP) conducted an aftermarket tire test for law enforcement fleet vehicles in June 2011 and released a report on the results.
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PHOENIX, AZ - The Arizona Department of Public Safety is now the third state law enforcement agency in the western United States to adopt Kawasaki's Concours 14P as its primary motor unit.
Read More →HANCEVILLE, AL – The City of Hanceville, Ala. has added 10 vehicles to its law-enforcement fleet using a U.S. Department of Defense surplus program, according to an article in The Cullman Times.
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ASHEVILLE, NC - The Vestavia Hills, Ala., Police Department is among those that have recently converted cruisers to run on propane autogas. The department outfitted 14 Crown Vics with bi-fuel systems and installed an on-site autogas station.
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Ram Truck is offering a new Ram 1500 Crew Cab 4x4 Special Service package for law enforcement and other emergency agencies.
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COSTA MESA, CA - T3 Motion, Inc. has launched its new T3 Non-Lethal Response Vehicle (NLRV), which the company said is designed to provide law enforcement with a vehicle for use during riots and violent protests.
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CHELSEA, MI - Chrysler may produce law enforcement versions of its Dodge Durango and Ram 1500 Crew Cab 4x4 if the automaker determines there's a market for the vehicles, according to company executives.
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CHELSEA, MI - Several law enforcement vehicles reached top speeds exceeding 150 mph during the annual Michigan State Police tests of patrol vehicles available to agencies for the 2012 model-year.
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