There are some really nice pictures here. I especially like the black SUNY Oswego Campus Police Ford.

Those schools are owned by the state so when one gets new cars they mostly all do.

 

Actually the NYSP has it's own branch dedicated to University Policing. Just like their State Park, and State Environmental and Highway Patrol. Their all under one agency 

 

So the budget comes right from the State Police funding =)

Hope this helped 

Yeah, SUNY campuses (State University of New York), such as New Paltz, Oswego, Albany, Binghamton, etc; have police departments on campus that are run by the NYSP. They are trained the same as troopers and funded by the state.

Bennington Vermont Animal Control

 

Saugerties Police Department

 

 

 

Livingston County Sheriffs Department SUV

 

 

 

Livingston County Sheriffs Department Patrol Car

 

 

 

Erie County Sheriffs Department Ford Focus

 

 

 

 

 

Wow, a ford focus seems kinda small to me. Do they use those for regular patrol?

Wow, a ford focus seems kinda small to me. Do they use those for regular patrol?

 

I honestly think its just a travel car or for social events they attend there were no lights or comms inside

Halifax Regional Police Taurus & Explorer

Nova Scotia Department Of Justice (Department Of Transportation)

That's a nice looking Charger^. Very clean looking.

That's a nice looking Charger^. Very clean looking.

That would be Nova Scotia D.O.T & that light bar is a D&R Odyssey http://www.dandrelectronics.com/emergency/product/odyssey.html

See lots of those driving around, They have Ford F-150's also with more lights.

Genesee County Sheriff Department

 

 

 

 

Otsego County Sheriff Department

 

 

 

Hamilton County Sheriff Department

 

 

 

 

 

 

Whitestown Police Department

 

 

 

 

 

Schuyler County Police Department

 

 

 

 

 

Warren County Sheriff Department

 

 

 

 

 

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P.G. County, Maryland Police Department

PGCPD got a new livery last month, to replace the ones they've been using since 1997. A lot of Maryland agencies changed their liveries as they're switching from CVPIs to Interceptors. The newer liveries seem to be more simple and minimalist, increasing visibility by ditching striping for just a simple livery that says "POLICE" next to an image of a patrolman's badge.

Edited November 3, 201312 yr by DerangedSomali

Those new liveries are quite sharp. I like them!

P.G. County, Maryland Police Department

PGCPD got a new livery last month, to replace the ones they've been using since 1997. A lot of Maryland agencies changed their liveries as they're switching from CVPIs to Interceptors. The newer liveries seem to be more simple and minimalist, increasing visibility by ditching striping for just a simple livery that says "POLICE" next to an image of a patrolman's badge.

hey hey hey!! I know where that picture was taken lol living just north of PG County Im glad to see the departments in the area getting the new 2013's in. I don't know why but I like the stripes livery better than this one.. it looks ugly as sin

Hmmmm, as a New Yorker these are all very interesting to me. I had no idea we had "State Forest Rangers". Go figure

On 7/29/2013 at 4:50 PM, Mustu said:

Sure will! Do you know if the Liverpool and the Rochester PD use only red lights in their light bars? I'm guessing they do since the NYSP and the NYPD use only red.

forward facing red, any combo of red and blue on the back/sides

9 hours ago, FFD said:

forward facing red, any combo of red and blue on the back/sides

 

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10 hours ago, FFD said:

forward facing red, any combo of red and blue on the back/sides

 

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