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Public Safety Fleet

Police and law enforcement, fire and EMS vehicles carry requirements the rest of the fleet never sees: pursuit ratings, prisoner transport, apparatus pump certifications, ambulance remounts and in-car technology that has to work at 2 a.m. on a traffic stop. The suppliers here specialize in that world. Involve the end users early, because a patrol officer or firefighter will find the flaw in a spec faster than any committee. Confirm build slots and delivery timelines first; fire apparatus lead times in particular can run years, not months.

105 suppliers

E-ONE

E-ONE manufactures fire apparatus including rescue trucks, aerials, rescue pumpers, and custom fire apparatus.

Ferrara

Custom heavy-duty fire apparatus built in Holden, Louisiana: pumpers, tankers, aerials, wildland, industrial and rescue units, plus the Vector electric truck.

Fort Garry Fire Trucks

Canada's largest and oldest fire apparatus manufacturer, family owned since 1919, with more than 130 product lines built for extreme cold and rough terrain.

Fouts Bros

Fouts Bros, family-owned since 1952, offers fire trucks, defense vehicles, and commercial solutions through brands including Fouts Fire and Smyrna Truck.

Milledgeville, GA

Havis

Havis provides rugged mobility solutions, including in-vehicle consoles, mounting solutions, and docking systems for various industries such as public safety

Warminster, PA

HME

Fire apparatus built entirely in house, chassis to body, covering pumpers, tankers, wildland and rescue trucks on custom or commercial chassis.

Wyoming, MI

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