Cobb County Command Vehicle Walk Around 

No need for toilet paper.It’s designed for the 21st century politically correct, It washes their arse when they are finished their business because that’s what they expect.

If your daughter was missing in and boats and dive teams are coming from multiple municipalities. Do you want those people to have good communication? Do you want the search and rescue mission to be we'll calculated and effective? This machine allows the best decisions to be made.

no

Chill bruh it's ok

Georgia

It's not a waste of money you ignorant dumbass

It's vital you have lots of chrome and fancy artwork... it's that kind of thing that saves lives.

@@charmandrews the chrome just comes with the vehicle. And are you realy complaining about the costs of the stickering? Perhaps they should just write on it with a marker or what?

@@ivx8345 Obviously. We need to ensure it doesn't get confused with a dustcart, an ice cream van or something...

It's not a waste of money if you were in emergency services you'd know that. But becuase of your ignorance Ik you arnt part of any service's. Those are vital to any Hazmat, MCI, standoff, hostages, alarm fires etc. But I wouldn't expect a ignorant uneducated individual to know that.

@@darthkillerhog again before these vehicle's existed they made due it's a waste of taxpayer's money which I pay a sizable amount of as far as hazmat that a fire department vehicle not a command center

@@eddiemcfadden4386 unfortunately they're a necessary evil. They do spend most of there days sitting around doing nothing but there is not a replacement for when you actually need them. I come from a major city in New England and our truck probably gets used 20 times a year. But they are needed when working with tons of different agencies and departments. Its the radio handling equipment inside these trucks and the patching/repeating capabilities that make these trucks indispensable and a necessity.

@@eddiemcfadden4386 Again you are wrong you know nothing of emergency services

Actually Andrew, the UK has different variations of these vehicles, you obviously just don’t know it!