Police Fleet Professional

10/18/2026

Next stop: St. Louis! 🚔 Save the date for Police Fleet Expo 2027, August 9–12. More details are on the way!

10/15/2026

🚔 Cleaner vehicles, new funding and off-road capability are shaping police fleets. In our latest newsletter, explore South Korea’s 2035 electric and hydrogen vehicle target, fleet grants for Glen Cove and Cottage Grove, and Georgia’s new beach-patrol Broncos. Plus, InterMotive celebrates 30 years of vehicle technology innovation.

🚨Read the latest edition: https://bit.ly/4dHdegV

Explore police fleet news from Signal Business Group: cleaner vehicles, fleet grants, beach-patrol Broncos and InterMotive’s 30th anniversary.

10/05/2026

🚓 A familiar patrol car is returning to the Sandwich Police Department—but this time, its assignment is community outreach. Restored to resemble the department’s cruisers from the 1980s and 1990s, the vintage Ford Crown Victoria Police Interceptor will appear at parades, car shows and community events while honoring officers who served during that era.

Learn more: https://bit.ly/4chndJ7

10/02/2026

🚔 The Oakman Police Department is finding a resourceful way to expand and update its fleet. By acquiring police vehicles from the City of Russellville, the department can add reliable patrol units while making the most of its limited budget.

Learn more: https://bit.ly/4gD3iFG

10/02/2026

Mark your calendars! PFE 2027 is coming to St. Louis, August 9–12, 2027. We can’t wait to bring the police fleet community together again. Details coming soon!

09/30/2026

What does it take to bring electric vehicles into everyday police work? This month’s newsletter highlights the Port Authority’s 18-month electric patrol pilot, from officer training to charging schedules.

Plus: Onondaga County finds bipartisan support for new deputy vehicles, and Tupelo Police welcome their first armored vehicle.

Read this month’s fleet news: https://bit.ly/4dahoO0

Explore the Port Authority’s electric patrol pilot, bipartisan support for new deputy vehicles, and Tupelo’s first armored police vehicle.

09/29/2026

⚡🚔 The Green Bay Police Department is doubling its electric patrol fleet with the addition of two more Tesla vehicles. With four EVs now in service, the department continues exploring how electric vehicles can support daily law enforcement operations while helping reduce long-term operating costs.

Learn more: https://bit.ly/4gA6zFY

09/24/2026

LEHR has acquired the emergency vehicle upfitting assets of ProLogic ITS, adding six locations across Georgia, Alabama and Florida. The acquisition—LEHR’s 10th expansion in two years—strengthens its ability to support law enforcement, fire, EMS and federal agency fleets nationwide.

Read more: https://prn.to/4y7gUAg

09/21/2026

After finishing second last year, the Michigan State Police is back in the race for the American Association of State Troopers’ Best Looking Cruiser title. This year’s entry pairs a Dodge Charger patrol vehicle with a Marine Services patrol boat against the backdrop of Grand Haven State Park.

See the entry: https://bit.ly/46nQsqa

09/18/2026

More than $1 million in federal funding will help the Southold Town Police Department replace 10 aging patrol vehicles and upgrade 20 emergency radios. The investment will improve officer safety, strengthen operational reliability and reduce the financial burden on local taxpayers.

Learn more: https://bit.ly/3UmhjQM