Current Command Vehicles
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The Three Things Most Command Buyers Are Choosing Between
Command vehicles range from a chief’s SUV to a walk-in body built as a mobile command post. Most buyers are looking for working space, communications and power sized to how they run incidents.
Command SUV or Light Response Vehicle
A chief’s vehicle with a console, radios and scene lighting, with room for one or two people to work.
Command or Air and Light Unit
A medium duty body that may combine command space with a light tower, generator and sometimes cascade air. Often used as a multi-purpose support unit.
Mobile Command Post
A purpose-built walk-in body with workstations, communications and often a conference area, typically used for larger incidents and mutual aid.
What to Check on a Used Command Vehicle
Generator
Type, size and hours.
Mast
Whether it raises, and when it was last used.
Shore Power
What connection the vehicle uses.
Communications
What radios, antennas and cabling remain, and whether they suit your system. Communications may need to be re-specified after purchase.
Lighting
Scene and warning lighting condition. We can handle lighting upgrades.
Mileage and Hours
Usage varies widely across this category, so check each unit on its own numbers.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can you re-equip a command vehicle before delivery?
We can handle lighting upgrades. We do not do radio installation or tool mounting, so communications work would need to be arranged separately.
Do command vehicles need the same inspections as fire apparatus?
Requirements vary by state and by department policy, so check what applies to you. On units without a pump or aerial, the chassis, generator, mast and electrical systems are the main areas to review.