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Chevrolet Tahoe Command SUV

This Fire and EMS Response SUV was built to support emergency response operations for Palmyra Volunteer Fire Company in Palmyra, Virginia.

FastLane Emergency Vehicles recently completed a custom upfit for Palmyra Volunteer Fire Company, transforming a 2026 Chevrolet Tahoe into a versatile Fire/EMS Response vehicle designed for incident response, command operations, and equipment deployment. Built for both emergency warning and operational efficiency, this Tahoe combines advanced warning systems, integrated power management, custom storage solutions, and agency-specific graphics

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FASTLANE INDUSTRY-LEADING EXCLUSIVE FEATURES SHOWN:

✅ Custom Center Console (Available with Full Builds)
✅ Custom Overhead Console (Available with Full Builds)
✅ FastLane FastPlex Custom Programmed Electrical Control System
✅ FastLane Custom CAD-Designed, CNC-Cut Command Module
✅ OEM Style 20-Position Fuse Block
✅ Custom Graphics Package

 

Vehicle Overview


Emergency Warning Package

  • SoundOff Signal 54″ nFORCE NXT LED lightbar
  • Multi-mode red, white, and amber warning configuration
  • Integrated rear traffic advisor
  • Extensive SoundOff mPower perimeter warning lighting
  • Running-board mounted scene and warning lighting
  • Rear hatch and rear bumper warning/scene lighting
  • Rear amber traffic direction capability for roadway incident safety
  • Dual 100-watt siren speakers with Whelen 295HFSC9 dual-function siren system
  • Backup alarm with in-cab cancel override switch

Scene and Work Lighting

  • Multiple LED flood lights integrated into the rear hatch area for nighttime operations
  • Additional under-body ground lighting mounted beneath the running boards
  • Mid-row cabinet work lighting for equipment access and scene support

Interior Command Console

  • Custom full-length floor console designed specifically for the Tahoe platform
  • Integrated FastPlex touchscreen vehicle control system
  • Dedicated mounting space for communications equipment
  • Gamber-Johnson equipment pole assembly
  • Dual USB-A/USB-C charging ports
  • 12-volt power outlets
  • Adjustable armrests and oversized cup holders for operator comfort
  • Custom overhead command console with integrated controls and displays

Communications

  • Installation provisions for customer-supplied Motorola APX4500 mobile radio
  • Roof-mounted NMO antenna system with professionally routed coax cabling
  • Dedicated communications controls integrated into the command console

Custom Storage and Equipment Cabinetry

  • Heavy-duty slide-out equipment tray
  • Multiple deep storage drawers with divider systems
  • Temperature-controlled equipment compartment
  • Dedicated oxygen cylinder storage
  • Adjustable shelving
  • Integrated compartment lighting
  • 12V power outlets
  • USB charging ports
  • 110V receptacles throughout the cabinet system
  • Lockable storage areas for sensitive equipment and medical gear

Electrical and Power Management

  • FastPlex multiplex electrical control system
  • Shoreline auto-eject charging system
  • Onboard battery charging system
  • 1,800-watt inverter for 110V power capability
  • Integrated load management and solid-state circuit protection
  • Touchscreen-based vehicle systems control and monitoring

Exterior Features

  • Westin HDX full-wrap grille guard
  • NFPA-style rear chevron package
  • Reflective custom graphics package
  • Fire/EMS Command identification markings
  • Department-specific lettering and unit numbering designed for high visibility day or night

 

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Built For: Perrysville Volunteer Fire Department | Pittsburgh, PA
Reference: Job #91031
Sales Rep: , Penn Care Dealer Partner
Build Team: Tyler Joyner, Zak Hillman, Zach Hedge

 

Why Fire Departments Choose Chevy Tahoes

The Chevrolet Tahoe continues to be a top choice for fire command vehicles thanks to its combination of capability, agility, and functional interior space. Offering generous room for custom cabinetry, communications equipment, and command technology, the Tahoe provides the storage and workspace departments need without the larger size of a traditional apparatus. Its compact SUV platform allows officers to maneuver through crowded incident scenes, narrow roadways, and urban environments with confidence. With available four-wheel-drive capability, strong towing performance, and the electrical capacity required to support advanced lighting, communications, and onboard systems, the Tahoe is well-equipped for demanding fire service operations. Paired with proven reliability, driver comfort, and modern safety features, it remains a versatile and dependable platform for command and response applications.

 

Agencies Best Suited for This Command Vehicle Configuration

This style of Tahoe command vehicle is an excellent fit for departments seeking a highly mobile response platform that combines technology, organization, and operational flexibility. Its SUV-based design delivers impressive maneuverability while still providing room for advanced warning systems, communications equipment, and custom storage solutions. Whether operating in suburban neighborhoods, downtown areas, or along busy roadways, the vehicle offers the visibility and capability needed for effective incident management. With a dedicated command workspace, secure equipment compartments, and integrated vehicle controls, personnel can efficiently coordinate operations, maintain situational awareness, and support emergency scenes without requiring the larger footprint of a traditional command truck.
  • Fire Departments (Career and Volunteer) operating command or chief units
  • Rural and suburban departments needing a versatile, all-terrain command platform
  • Quick-response command units supporting multi-apparatus incidents
  • EMS agencies requiring mobile supervisory or incident command vehicles
  • Law enforcement or emergency management agencies coordinating multi-agency responses
  • Special operations teams (hazmat, technical rescue) needing organized equipment storage and lighting
  • Battalion chiefs, deputy chiefs, and incident commanders requiring mobile workspace and communications capability