Kerr Industries
Kerr Industries engineers, manufactures, and installs custom vehicle enhancements, specializing in upfitting for law enforcement and emergency vehicles.
Emergency vehicle equipment, tactical gear, and apparel supporting public safety professionals.
Dana Safety Supply is a single source supplier of emergency vehicle equipment, installations, tactical gear and apparel, operating 54 locations nationwide from corporate headquarters in Greensboro, North Carolina. The company was founded in 2005, opening its first location in Miami and a second in Jacksonville that same year, and moved its headquarters to Greensboro after acquiring the Public Safety Equipment Company Group in 2007. It has expanded steadily since, adding sites across Florida, Texas, California, Alabama, Tennessee, Oklahoma, Montana, New Mexico and Massachusetts. AEA Investors acquired Dana Safety Supply in October 2024. The company acquired Innovative Emergency Equipment in October 2025 and Elite Vehicle Solutions in 2026, the latter continuing under its own name as a Dana Safety Supply company from sites in Frenchtown and Wall Township, New Jersey and Aston, Pennsylvania. Alongside equipment and gear it supplies turn-key vehicles and handles upfitting and installation for law enforcement agencies.
Kerr Industries engineers, manufactures, and installs custom vehicle enhancements, specializing in upfitting for law enforcement and emergency vehicles.
ACARI builds patented drill-free mounting solutions for work trucks, vans, and law enforcement fleets. No holes drilled. Warranty intact. Made in the USA.
Strobes-R-Us designs and installs custom lighting and upfit solutions to meet the unique needs of the fleet industries including a range of specialty industries
Patrol Power provides a robust power distribution electrical foundation for emergency equipment installations in police, fire, and public works vehicles




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