Local News
- One charged with arson in March fire at Schuyler County convenience store
- Rossford Fire Department’s full-time staff grows with 4 new members
- Okemos fire damages several apartments, firefighter injured
- Several departments respond to Newton Township house fire
- Fire damages Great Falls home, kills one dog
National News
- New Mexico Governor declares emergency for Trout Fire
- Rocky Mountain Power plans major Casper Mountain infrastructure upgrade aimed at wildfire mitigation
- Firefighters face 80 mph winds and rain in Hutchinson blaze
- 06/25/25 – Webinar: How Fire Chiefs Can Communicate Effectively with Elected Officials and Senior Leadership – Darkhorse Emergency
- Gov. Kotek throws support behind using state reserves for short-term wildfire funding
NCFMA – Please RSVP for the next meeting
Past MeetingsNCFMA Members – Please RSVP if you are going to attend the next meeting:
OCTOBER 15th 2009
North County Fire District, Castroville
11200 Speegle St
Castroville, Ca 95012
Topic: Breathing Air Compressor Service/ Maintenance
Please RSVP to e-mail, george.schmeltz@valleypsi.com
Pro-gard Products acquires AOI Electrical
NewsPro-gard Products acquires AOI Electrical
Broadens Portfolio of Vehicle Safety Equipment with Airbag Control Switches
INDIANAPOLIS, IN., September 7, 2009 — Pro-gard Products, LLC, a leading manufacturer and supplier of law enforcement vehicle equipment, announced today that it has completed its acquisition of AOI Electrical, Inc., the leading manufacturer and supplier of air-bag control (on/off) switches. The acquisition brings together two trusted and leading companies in the law enforcement industry to better serve their customers in an evolving market. AOI Electrical will operate as a subsidiary of Pro-gard Products.
Mike Navarro, General Manager at Pro-gard, states “The acquisition of AOI allows Pro-gard to offer multiple airbag solutions and ensures that it will continue to meet the demands of law enforcement agencies around the country. With the evolution of airbags, especially side curtain airbags, compatibility with aftermarket vehicle prisoner partitions has been a major concern for agencies. Combining AOI’s airbag control switches with Pro-gard’s vehicle partitions will provide law enforcement agencies complete protection from the equipment they need to do their job.”
AOI Electrical is the leading manufacturer and supplier of airbag control switches and products for all makes and models of domestic and import vehicles. Since 1998, AOI has provided airbag control switches to the law enforcement, mobility and general public markets. AOI has been an innovator, and its patented switch and plug-and-play designs have allowed the company to keep current with airbag technology and become the industry standard for airbag control switches. For more information about AOI and its products, please visit www.aoielectrical.com or call 1-800-480-6680.
Founded in 1968 and based in Indianapolis, Indiana, Pro-gard is a leading manufacturer and supplier of innovative and dependable law enforcement vehicle equipment, including vehicle prisoner partitions, gun racks, ballistic door panels, ABS seats, cargo cabinets, push bumpers, window armor, organizers, ballistic ticket boards, and skid plates. Its employees take pride in the craftsmanship and quality that goes into making Pro-gard’s products the safest and most reliable in the industry. Pro-gard offers its products throughout the United States and overseas. Pro-gard is capable of providing everything its customers need to protect themselves and their vehicle from the uncertainties that happen each and every day. For more information about Pro-gard, and why more and more law enforcement agencies are turning to the Company each year for protection equipment, please visit www.pro-gard.com or call 1-800-480-6680.
Contact:
Mike Navarro, General Manager
Pro-gard Products, LLC
800-480-6680
mike@pro-gard.com
www.pro-gard.com
SCFMA Meeting for Sept 15th has been cancelled
News, Past MeetingsThe SCFMA meeting for September 15th has been cancelled due to all the recent fires in the Southern California area. Sorry for the late notice. If you have questions please call: 562-639-3817