Emergency Vehicle Management - Oct 28th, 2024

Emergency Vehicle Management - Oct 28th, 2024

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October 28, 2024

From the Editor

Welcome to the first edition of Emergency Vehicle Management, a newsletter that focuses on selecting, maintaining, and effectively operating the mobile equipment safety professionals rely on.

Sacramento Metropolitan Fire Battalion Chief Parker Wilbourn, a spokesman for the district, explains challenges firefighters are facing with older equipment and outdated facilities.

Sacramento Metro Fire Sounds Alarm on Aging Fleet, Facilities

Fire officials are asking voters to approve a $415 million bond over 35 years to make upgrades.

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Diagnostic tool use in commercial vehicle shops hits critical mass

Diagnostic tool demand is hitting a critical mass, with experts predicting a 1:1 tech-to-tool ratio by decade’s end.

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Video: Mass. State Police See Suspect-Tracking Results with StarChase

As of this minute, 30 Massachusetts State Police cruisers have been outfitted with the GPS projectile gadget, and the agency has seen a 75% success rate so far.

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Maximize fleet performance: Essential engine maintenance best practices

Maintaining heavy-duty engines is essential for fleet efficiency. Proper maintenance extends vehicle lifespan, reduces downtime, and minimizes repair costs.

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The main things police officers and agencies are telling Bertino and the team at Ford focus on the PIU hybrid’s fuel savings, reduced maintenance costs, and lower CO2—not to mention the tech-integration technologies that upfitters appreciate.

Ford’s 2025 Police Interceptor vehicle, with standard hybrid powertrain, gets upgrades

Police agencies can choose between three different powertrains with the 2025 Ford PIU, but the hybrid offers benefits that agencies might find hard to pass up.

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Toledo Fire & Rescue department has 18 active fire stations and seven support buildings with almost 600 professional firefighters who respond to over 60,000 calls a year.

Toledo Fire & Rescue Department Orders Four Spartan Emergency Response Pumpers

The purchase marks the first time the Toledo department has ordered Spartan Emergency Response fire apparatus.

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