Law Enforcement/OEM Vehicle Hunt. Addition 01/22/2016

[lafd55]

Colonie, NY Police Department


Unit: 125





CPD 125 by witkowski.andrewb, on Flickr

 

[pdk9]

I really like the design of the colonie graphics; it's simple, clearly states what the vehicle is (ie LE, EMS, fire), & it has a reflective Stripe covering most of the perimeter (personally, when I spec vehicles, I try to incorporate 1901's recommendation for a min. of a 4" stripe all around).


Besides the legend, what else does it have?

 

[lafd55]

Besides the legend, what else does it have?

Truthfully I have no idea, their cars are usually FedSig specific so usually single Vipers in the rear, a legend, LAWs in headlights/turn signals and tailights so most likely the same. For me, I'm not a fan of the new graphics, they just come off as cheesy. They also have switched their patrol cars from CVPIs to Caprices(they currently have 3 marked units and an unmarked white traffic car).

 

[lafd55]

Albany, NY Police Department


Unit: 109





APD 109 by witkowski.andrewb, on Flickr


Albany, NY Police Department


Unit: 209





APD 209 by witkowski.andrewb, on Flickr

 

[lafd55]

New York State Police


Unit: G11





G11 by witkowski.andrewb, on Flickr


New York State Police


Unit: 1G61





1G61 by witkowski.andrewb, on Flickr


New York State Police


Unit: New Unit (Unknown unit number, maybe Troop G)





-G-- by witkowski.andrewb, on Flickr


Schenectady, NY Police Department


Unit: 914





SPD914 by witkowski.andrewb, on Flickr


Rensselaer, NY Sheriff's Office


Unit: 4231





4231 by witkowski.andrewb, on Flickr


Colonie, NY Police Department


Unit: EVOC 1





Colonie, NY Police Department by witkowski.andrewb, on Flickr

 

[pdk9]

I like the newer front config on the NYSP units, were they have the centered clear module flanked by TDs. I wish, though, that they'd move around the rear modules a little but so that the blue and amber are paired up better


As for the Schenectady unit, someone needs some black spray paint lol

 

[jswwjw]

My patrol vehicle. Mostly "acquired" equipment.

 

[lafd55]

New York State Police


Unit: 1G91





New York State Police


Unit: 1G25





New York State Police


Unit: 4G13 (Capital)





Schenectady, NY Police Department


Unit: (9)23





SPD (9)23 by witkowski.andrewb, on Flickr


Schenectady, NY Police Department


Unit: (9)11





SPD (9)11 by witkowski.andrewb, on Flickr

 

[lafd55]

New York State Police


Unit: G201 CITE Car





G201 (2) by witkowski.andrewb, on Flickr





G201 (1) by witkowski.andrewb, on Flickr





G201 by witkowski.andrewb, on Flickr


New York State Police


Unit: 1G34





1G34 by witkowski.andrewb, on Flickr

 

[pdk9]

Love the unmarked Tahoes, but I don't think their identity is truly concealed...a low tahoe with black rims arouses suspicion & the special LP is a dead giveaway lol

 

[lafd55]

New York State Police


Unit: G83 CVE Unit (Commercial Vehicle Enforcement)





G83 by witkowski.andrewb, on Flickr


New York State Police


Unit: Aviation Fuel Truck (Rare find)





NYSP Aviation by witkowski.andrewb, on Flickr


Albany, NY Police Department


Unit: 310





APD 310 by witkowski.andrewb, on Flickr

 

[lafd55]

New York State Police


Unit: 1G71





1G71 by witkowski.andrewb, on Flickr

 

[lafd55]

New York State Police


Unit: 2G68





2G68 by witkowski.andrewb, on Flickr


Glenville, NY Police Department


Unit: 827 DARE





GPD827 by witkowski.andrewb, on Flickr

 

[pdk9]

I'm liking the change in their choice of PBs on the NYSP units...I just wish they'd mount some intersection warning on them now

 

[emt111]

Love the unmarked Tahoes, but I don't think their identity is truly concealed...a low tahoe with black rims arouses suspicion & the special LP is a dead giveaway lol

The tahoe is a CITE vehicle. They're specially designed to ride higher and blend in so the trooper can sneak up on cars and then look down into your vehicle to see if you're typing away on your phone on your lap. As far as I know they're not really used for anything other than traffic patrol, and I don't think someone texting is going to notice a license plate or tire rims.

 

[lafd55]

The tahoe is a CITE vehicle. They're specially designed to ride higher and blend in so the trooper can sneak up on cars and then look down into your vehicle to see if you're typing away on your phone on your lap. As far as I know they're not really used for anything other than traffic patrol, and I don't think someone texting is going to notice a license plate or tire rims.

They're not specially designed....... They are the standard 2wd model Tahoe out in the market and I heard that the state police actually lowers all their 2wd Tahoes a couple inches. They are intended for only Interstate Patrol but ones around here do Non-Interstate patrol for the most part.

 

[lafd55]

I'm liking the change in their choice of PBs on the NYSP units...I just wish they'd mount some intersection warning on them now

They have had pushbumpers on their cars for forever. Not all cars have them (as you can see by the Interceptor up more on the page) and I believe the ones that have them the most are cars on the Interstate while cars used for general patrol don't have pushbumpers. The new Interceptors and Chargers have the integrated lightheads into the pushbumper but no side warning.

 

[lafd55]

New York Office of Mental Health, Capital District Psychiatric Center, Albany, NY


Plate: 07 3520





NYSOHM3520 by witkowski.andrewb, on Flickr


New York State Department of Enviornmental Conservation


Unit: 433 (This officer covers Albany County, NY)





NYSDEC433 (1) by witkowski.andrewb, on Flickr


Check out his awesome Radar setup, haha.





NYSDEC433 by witkowski.andrewb, on Flickr


New York State Police


Unit: Unknown (No graphics or plates, most likely a G car)





NewNYSP by witkowski.andrewb, on Flickr


New York State Police


Unit: G200 CITE Car





G200 (1) by witkowski.andrewb, on Flickr





G200 (2) by witkowski.andrewb, on Flickr





G200 by witkowski.andrewb, on Flickr


New York State Police


Unit: G104 w/ALPRs





G104 by witkowski.andrewb, on Flickr

 

[lafd55]

CSX Rail Police (Out of Selkirk, NY)


Unit: Unknown?





Albany, NY Police Department


Unit: 700 Mobile Communications Unit


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APD700 by witkowski.andrewb, on Flickr


Albany, NY Police Department


Unit: 358 Mounted





APD358 by witkowski.andrewb, on Flickr


Albany, NY Police Department


Unit: 172





APD172 by witkowski.andrewb, on Flickr


New York State Police


Unit: 2G11





2G11 by witkowski.andrewb, on Flickr

 

[lafd55]

New York State Police


Unit: G111





G111 by witkowski.andrewb, on Flickr

 

[lafd55]

SUNY College of Nanoscale Science & Technology


Unit: Security





SUNY Nano by witkowski.andrewb, on Flickr


New York State Police


Unit: Unknown





NYSP Unmarked (1) by witkowski.andrewb, on Flickr





NYSP Unmarked by witkowski.andrewb, on Flickr


New York State Police


Unit: 1H57





1H57 by witkowski.andrewb, on Flickr


Colonie, NY Police Department


Unit: 111





CPD111 (2) by witkowski.andrewb, on Flickr


CPD111 (1) by witkowski.andrewb, on Flickr


CPD111 by witkowski.andrewb, on Flickr


Albany, NY Police Department


Unit: Traffic Engineering 32





APDTE32 by witkowski.andrewb, on Flickr


Albany, NY Police Department


Unit: 342 Parking Enforcement





APD342 by witkowski.andrewb, on Flickr


Albany County, NY Sheriff's Office


Unit: 903





ACSO903 by witkowski.andrewb, on Flickr

 

[lafd55]

Colonie, NY Police Department


Unit: T-5 Traffic Safety





CPDT5 by witkowski.andrewb, on Flickr

 

[lafd55]

Watervliet, NY Police Department


Unit: 4





WPD4 by witkowski.andrewb, on Flickr


Watervliet, NY Police Department


Unit: 9





WPD9 by witkowski.andrewb, on Flickr


New York State Department of Environmental Conservation Police


Unit: 492





DEC492 by witkowski.andrewb, on Flickr


New York State Department of Environmental Conservation


Unit: Spill Response





DEC357 by witkowski.andrewb, on Flickr


Albany, NY Police Department


Unit: 103





APD103 by witkowski.andrewb, on Flickr





APD103 (1) by witkowski.andrewb, on Flickr


New York State Police


Unit: 2G90





2G90 by witkowski.andrewb, on Flickr


New York State Police


Unit: 1G71





1G71 by witkowski.andrewb, on Flickr

 

[JazzDad]

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[lafd55]

New York Division of Homeland Security and Emergency Services


Unit: Communications 5





DHSESCOMM5 by witkowski.andrewb, on Flickr





DHSESCOMM5 (1) by witkowski.andrewb, on Flickr


New York State Police


Unit: 2G90





2G90 by witkowski.andrewb, on Flickr


New York State Police


Unit: 2G68





2G68 by witkowski.andrewb, on Flickr


New York State Police


Unit: 2G11





2G11 by witkowski.andrewb, on Flickr


New York State Police


Unit: 1G71





1G71 by witkowski.andrewb, on Flickr


New York State Police


Unit: 1G64





1G64 by witkowski.andrewb, on Flickr


Bethlehem, NY Police Department


Unit: 712 Supervisor





BPD712 by witkowski.andrewb, on Flickr

 

[pdk9]

Not gonna lie; the chevrons on the front of APD look a little awk since they don't conform to the outline/shape of the bumper. However, I do appreciate the importance of safety & visibility, so I'd still rather have them over nothing. On the other hand, that console looks like a HUGE PITA to navigate around!


For Comm 5, is there an interior lightbar? That truck looks great, with the exception of not having a Libby/Freedom on the roof.

 

[lafd55]

I actually like that console in the Albany cars, I wish they purchased their first batch after they switched to a column shifter.


The Communications truck does not have any interior lightbar, just two 700 series heads in the grille. There are 5 other identical vehicles and a support vehicle with a larger box. It's not really meant to be an "Emergency" vehicle.

 

[lafd55]

New York Army National Guard


Unit: Humvees





NYARNG by witkowski.andrewb, on Flickr





NYARNG (3) by witkowski.andrewb, on Flickr





NYARNG (1) by witkowski.andrewb, on Flickr


Albany, NY Police Department


Unit: R-10





APDR10 by witkowski.andrewb, on Flickr


Albany, NY Police Department


Unit: R-7





APDR7 by witkowski.andrewb, on Flickr


Albany, NY Police Department


Unit: 380





APD380 by witkowski.andrewb, on Flickr


Albany, NY Police Department


Unit: 370





APD370 by witkowski.andrewb, on Flickr


Albany, NY Police Department


Unit: 302





APD302 by witkowski.andrewb, on Flickr


Albany, NY Police Department


Unit: 271





APD271 by witkowski.andrewb, on Flickr


Albany, NY Police Department


Unit: Unmarked





APD Unmarked by witkowski.andrewb, on Flickr


Albany, NY Police Department


Unit: Mounted Patrol





APD Mounted by witkowski.andrewb, on Flickr


Albany, NY Police Department


Unit: Motor Squad





APD Motor Squad (1) by witkowski.andrewb, on Flickr


Albany, NY Sheriff's Office


Unit: 734 MaxxxPro MRAP





ACSO734 by witkowski.andrewb, on Flickr


Albany, NY Sheriff's Office


Unit: 701





ACSO701 by witkowski.andrewb, on Flickr

 

[lafd55]

Saratoga County, NY Sheriff's Office


Unit: 140





SaCSO140 (1) by witkowski.andrewb, on Flickr





SaCSO140 by witkowski.andrewb, on Flickr


New York State Police


Unit: Ex-2G14 Car is totaled awaiting for equipment to be switched over or investigation to be completed.





Ex-2G14 (1) by witkowski.andrewb, on Flickr





Ex-2G14 by witkowski.andrewb, on Flickr


Town of Clifton Park, NY Security


Unit: 203 (CP Security is dispatched through State Police with a radio identifier of 7G203.





CPS203 by witkowski.andrewb, on Flickr


Town of Clifton Park, NY Security


Unit: 200 (CP Security is dispatched through State Police with a radio identifier of 7G200.





CPS200 by witkowski.andrewb, on Flickr

 

[lafd55]

Saratoga County, NY Sheriff's Office


Unit: 78 K-9





SaCSO78 by witkowski.andrewb, on Flickr


Saratoga County, NY Sheriff's Office


Unit: 52





SaCSO52 by witkowski.andrewb, on Flickr


Saratoga County, NY Sheriff's Office


Unit: 31





SaCSO31 by witkowski.andrewb, on Flickr


Saratoga County, NY Sheriff's Office


Unit: 14





SaCSO14 by witkowski.andrewb, on Flickr

 

[lafd55]

Guilderland, NY Police Department


Unit: 11





GPD11 by witkowski.andrewb, on Flickr


New York State Division of Homeland Security and Emergency Services


Unit: Command 1 (the previous markings New York State Emergency Office)





DHSESCOMMAND1 by witkowski.andrewb, on Flickr


Albany, NY Police Department


Unit: 870





APD870 by witkowski.andrewb, on Flickr


Albany, NY Police Department


Unit: R-9 (All CVPIs in Albany are Reserve cars and awaiting repainting as you can see from this unit)





APD R-9 by witkowski.andrewb, on Flickr


New York State Police


Unit: 1G17





1G17 by witkowski.andrewb, on Flickr


New York State Police


Unit: New car awaiting radio installation and markings.





NewNYSP (6) by witkowski.andrewb, on Flickr

 

[pdk9]

That MRAP is badass, but it could def use some blinkies (a few red-lense 700s on the front/sides & some


Blue & red-lense 700s to the rear would look nice).


Why does the town of Clifton park have security, instead of contracting with NYSP or the S.O. to have several cars assigned to their town? While I'm sure a security guard is cheaper, there are soooo many limitations that they have & so many things that they cannot do (as opposed to a full LEO).


Even though their units say "sheriff" in big letters, I still think that Saratoga S.O. units look like fire vehicles. Even though I know of a lot of other S.O.s in NYS with all-red striping schemes, they generally have more markings (ie sheriff badge/star) on the vehicle that differentiate themselves more from other vehicles. On the other hand, I do like the guilderland PD unit look (minus the dominator-type stick being mounted where it is)

 

[lafd55]

Like most Towns and villages in Saratoga County law enforcement duties are carried out by the State Police and County Sheriff as is the fact with Clifton Park. The security basically does what a security guard does, property patrol, school safety (crossing guards), code enforcement, and traffic control. Here is what they do.

The Town of Clifton Park is committed to ensuring the public safety and protecting the citizens and property of our community. In addition to dedicated contract policing by the Saratoga County Sheriff's Department and the New York State Troopers Clifton Park maintains a Town Security Patrol. Patrols Town facilities - Buildings, Parks, Sport Venues and residential neighborhoods to insure the public safety and protect public and private property. Conducts Speeding checks on Town roadways to ensure general compliance with posted speed limits. Patrols days, evenings and weekends at varied hours to meet local needs and concerns. Are lawful "Code Enforcement Officers" responsible for the enforcement of all Town Codes and ordinances. Enforces all Fire Lane and Handicapped Parking laws. Provides security and lawful presence at all Town Board and Committee meetings, in the Justice Court and general public gatherings in Town Hall. Assists the Shenendehowa Schools with Crossing Guard duties on busy highways. Provides Crossing duties and traffic control for Town Day Camp sites. Provides Traffic Control and ensures public safety at all civic events, Town sponsored events, from sports tournaments to parades, and/or emergencies. Conducts "Vacation" home security checks to deter unlawful activity, upon written request of the homeowner, while away on vacation. See "Vacation Checklist E-Form". Consists of 3 Full Time and 3 Part Time New York State certified security officers in fully equipped radio cars.

Saratoga County Sheriff's may see a new design in their vehicles coming soon and in my opinion it is worse then the red SHERIFF....


Rendering of new sheriff car - The Saratoga blog

 

[lafd55]

Most of Albany, NY Police Department's new fleet of Chevrolet Caprices.


Units: 103, 108, 204 and 209





APD103 by witkowski.andrewb, on Flickr





APD108 by witkowski.andrewb, on Flickr





APD204 by witkowski.andrewb, on Flickr





APD209 by witkowski.andrewb, on Flickr


NYS Division of Homeland Security and Emergency Service - Office of Interoperable and Emergency Communications.


Unit: Spare, Ex-DHSES commissioner. (Notice Ghost graphics)





OIEC SPARE by witkowski.andrewb, on Flickr


New York State Police


Unit: T10 (NYSTA 7794)





T10 by witkowski.andrewb, on Flickr


Waterford, NY Police Department


Unit: 4395





WPD4395 by witkowski.andrewb, on Flickr

 

[lafd55]

Scotia, NY Police Department


Unit: 705 (Ghost Graphics)





Schenectady County, NY Office of Emergency Management


Unit: County Car 6








Federal Prisoner Transport van


Unit: G43 - 0673M








US Department of Homeland Security


Unit: DHS - 402061

 

[lafd55]

Crossgates Mall Security Guilderland, NY


Unit: 2





New York State Police


Unit: 2G38

 

[lafd55]

Unknown unmarked CVPI (possibly Federal)


Unit: ??





New York State Police


Unit: Troop T shop car? Ex-NYSP





New York State Senate (has lights/siren)


Unit: 1








New York State Police


Unit: 2G41 (at dealer for repair)

 

[lafd55]

Schenectady, NY Police Department


Unit: 923 (prior to installation)





Schenectady, NY Police Department


Unit: 905 (prior to installation)





Rensselaer County Sheriff's Office


Unit: 4208 (far picture)





Albany, NY Police Department


Unit: 209





New York State Police


Unit: 2H81 (K-9)

 

[pdk9]

Freakin dumb fleet techs...tax money wasted by having both a cencom & separate TA; a little more knowledge of the products being spec-ed & installed goes a long way!


Rensselaer County Sheriff's Office & Waterford have some nice graphics packages!

 

[lafd55]

Albany County, NY Sheriff's Office


Unit: 319 (Jail Car)





New York State Police


Unit: 3G33





New York State Police


Unit: 1G17





New York State Police


Unit: 1G25





New York State Police


Unit: 2G64





New York State Police


Unit: 2G62