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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.

95 suppliers

MACQUEEN

MacQueen delivers environmental and emergency equipment, parts, service, rentals, training, and support for municipalities, contractors, and first responders.

Maxi-Metal

Custom fire apparatus and utility trucks built in Quebec since 1983, serving Canada's largest departments, with Pierce partnership lines for US dealers.

Midwest Fire

Custom fire apparatus from Luverne, Minnesota since 1987, built with All-Poly tank and body construction under a lifetime warranty, on Sourcewell.

P.L. Custom

Family-owned emergency vehicle maker since 1946, building Classic and Medallion ambulances, Rescue 1 vehicles and remounts, on Sourcewell.

Manasquan, NJ

Road Rescue

Modular Type 1, Type 3 and medium duty ambulances built in St. Paul since 1976, with CurveForce corners and the MaxForce remountable mounting system.

Rosenbauer America

Firefighting technology for 160 years: municipal engines, aerials, airport and industrial vehicles, with electric apparatus including the PANTHER.

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