Titusville Police Cars Get Snappy Upgraded Look
By Space Coast Daily // July 2, 2013
Visibility important FOR public safety
BREVARD COUNTY • TITUSVILLE, FLORIDA – New Titusville Police Department patrol cars being put into service this summer have received an upgraded look.
The TPD vehicle’s new look, applied by CSI Designs of Titusville, will appear on 10 new vehicles being put in service this year.
The Chevrolet Caprice police rated vehicle, designed solely for law enforcement, is a new product as the long used Impala is will no longer be available in a police package. The goal of the new look is to make the vehicles look as identifiable as a police vehicle as possible.
“Visibility in the community is an important part of our overall approach to public safety,” said Major Todd Hutchinson, who oversaw the design project.
“Visibility in the community is an important part of our overall approach to public safety,” said Major Todd Hutchinson, who oversaw the design project.
Hutchinson said the traditional black and white paint schemes have become increasingly popular around the country, as blue and red graphics on white vehicles have soared in popularity in commercial businesses.
PROMOTING TEAMWORK WITHIN OUR COMMUNITY
Interim Police Chief John Lau encouraged input from all members of the department during the redesign project.
The goal was to merge the black and white look into the department’s currently designed graphics which includes TPD’s mission statement on the rear quarter panels: “Promoting Teamwork Within Our Community.”
The new design was an overwhelming choice by the officers who drive them.
“There is no mistaken this new look, this is a police vehicle,” said Lau.
