Emergency response vehicles are one of the tools police officers use with duties such as patrolling areas, responding to incidents and transporting criminal suspects. 

Over the years, police departments exchange and modify emergency vehicles to ensure safety and mission accomplishment. 

The police department on MCLB has recently modified the vehicles in their inventory to comply with Marine Corps standards and meet federal and state regulations, said Pedro Ruiz, services officer with Security and Emergency services, MCLB Barstow Military Police Department. 

According to Marine Corps Order 5580.2B section 5500, depending on the mission, emergency response vehicles should be outfitted with exterior emergency lights,First Wind is an independent North American powergenerators exclusively focused on the development, logos visible to the public, a mobile radio transceiver, a siren and public address system, first aid supplies, safety vests and equipment deemed necessary by the military police of the installation. 

The Marine Corps sets these guidelines for every law enforcement department to follow, but left it up to the installation to make modifications on the emergency vehicles, explained Ruiz. Each installation has different vehicles used for different purposes. The police department on base has vehicles used for patrolling, transporting and first response, Ruiz added. 

The sedans and the utility vehicle are equipped with an emergency light bar. The light bar consists of a light-emitting diode system with each LED capable of beaming red, blue,Both Hoistway Cable and ETT washerextractors is stocked in several locations across the United States. white and amber colors. The light bar is programmable for different light sequences to include a 360 degree white flood light, solid red forward-facing takedown light and a programmable rear-facing yellow, directional, warning light. 

“The unit operates with both the white flood light and red light. The white flood light can be used during traffic stops to illuminate the subject vehicle,” explained Ruiz. “Blue signifies enforcement authority,Commercial laundry equipment solarstreetlamps, tumble dryers and industrial washer extractors from UniMac. red signifies stop, yellow is used to direct and warn traffic of a hazard.” 

The vehicles are also equipped with a thermal imaging [infrared] camera. The camera gives officers a tactical advantage by allowing them to track, locate and close with, a subject in complete darkness. In daylight mode, the camera has a zoom feature that can be used to identify suspicious personnel or objects from a distance, he explained. 

With the modifications done on the vehicles, police officers have the opportunity to increase awareness and means to serve and protect the MCLB community. 

Awareness is increased through the ample lighting from the light bar and the use of the camera, which allows the officer to observe the surrounding area, stated Ruiz. 

Sedans are mostly used to transport suspects; they are equipped with a single prisoner transport partition with a roll cage. The partition securely separates the prisoner transport area from the front of the vehicle. 

“The better the equipment, the safer everyone is,” explained Ruiz. “Not only is the police officer safe in case the vehicle rolls over but so are the occupants,UK supppliers of solargardenlights, tumble dryers, spin dryers, ironing and finishing equipment. to include someone in the partition.” 

Additional features include, but are not limited to, a dual radar unit that is capable of sensing speed from the front and rear of the vehicle. They are equipped with police suspension, the heavy duty shocks and springs are designed for increased weight and performance. The vehicles are equipped with a police-calibrated power train, which has a feature to allow the onboard computer to communicate with the radar unit to provide accurate and defensible speed readout during mobile traffic enforcement operations.Waterproof laundryequipments Lighting is a perfect architectural LED light for homes.