Michigan Law Enforcement vehicles

[grumpyff 1,159]

After the discussion in the Michigan State Police and their "Unity Light" I had the opportunity to photograph some law enforcement vehicles in Michigan. I stopped by the State Police barracks in Hastings, MI in Barry County. The barracks were closed due to budget constraints, and will be consolidated with another

barracks in Allegan, MI about a half hour away.

Photo of Michigan State Police patch

Seal on the door of a car

Edited July 21, 2011 by grumpyff

[grumpyff 1,159]

The CVPI, I mostly saw these and the Tahoe on Patrol. The were mostly seen in the medians of the highways, and the light, even when off stood out.

The Tahoe

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The Charger

[grumpyff 1,159]

Just down the road was the City of Hastings, MI PD

Here are their Tahoes

Hastings, MI Dodge Charger

The city seal

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Almost forgot this Michigan State Police command post

[grumpyff 1,159]

During my trip, I also got to go up north to St Ignace, MI, which is just over the Mackinac Bridge in the Upper Peninsula. I found this Mackinac Sheriff vehicle one night

Nearby was this boat from Sault Tribe Law Enforcement

Both together at sunset

[xfirefighter484x 234]

Thanks for thinking about the discussion and these findings!! Thanks for posting Kurt!!

[Alpinerunner 61]

Great shots! Does anyone know if that front STOP sign lights up or flashes with the rest of their emergency lights. I assume this is to tell cross traffic at an intersection to stop.

[firedude 985]

Great shots! Does anyone know if that front STOP sign lights up or flashes with the rest of their emergency lights. I assume this is to tell cross traffic at an intersection to stop.

The Stop sign is illuminated but does not flash. Anyway, Great Shots indeed!

[dmc2007 17]

Great shots! Does anyone know if that front STOP sign lights up or flashes with the rest of their emergency lights. I assume this is to tell cross traffic at an intersection to stop.

IIRC those are actually used for traffic stops-side stops are still utilized there.