Clayton County Police Department (GA) EOD Vehicle

The Clayton County Police Department Bomb Disposal/EOD vehicle is built on a Ford F-550 XL SD 4x4 chassis with a 6.7L Power Stroke V8 diesel engine and a 6-speed automatic transmission. The body is an all aluminum dry van body with curbside entry door. The exterior of the vehicle features an emergency lighting and siren package with LED scene and entry door lighting. For deployment of the department's robot, a folding ramp with 1,000lb. capacity was installed. To assist with parking the vehicle, a color back-up camera system was installed. A rear-mounted ladder is installed to access the roof of the vehicle. A custom center console houses vehicle electronics.

Inside, there are two workstations complete with laminate counter tops and spider base task chairs for mobility inside the vehicle. A total of 10 custom aluminum box pan shelves are adjustable for stowing gear. Mesh cargo netting assists with keeping gear safe during transport. We installed aluminum cabinets with LED under cabinet lighting for additional storage. A galley with refrigerator is included in the interior. A 43" and a 32" high resolution monitor are installed insider the vehicle. Custom magnetic dry erase white boards with cork pin strip across the top were also installed. The customer requested 2 ATF day boxes which have been installed on the floor. A full-vehicle alarm system includes magnetic contacts on all doors, storage compartments and more. A key fob can arm/disarm the vehicle.

HVAC duties are handle by twin low profile rooftop A/C units with wall-mounted thermostat. A direct discharge diesel-fired furnace provides heat. Electric power is supplied by an Onan Commercial Quiet 7.5kW generator mounted in a custom fabricated all aluminum compartment. A full vehicle surge suppression system protects the electrical system within the vehicle. A manual awning provides shade during outdoor operations on-scene.