A complete emergency lighting, in-cab technology, and fleet graphics build on a Chevrolet Silverado command unit for Greenview Fire & Rescue.
A command vehicle has to do more than show up — it has to function as a mobile command post the moment it arrives on scene. For Greenview Fire & Rescue's Chief 30, Mega-Tech delivered a complete build on a Chevrolet Silverado 1500: a full Whelen emergency warning package, an integrated in-cab equipment platform built on Havis and PMT mounting, TigerTough heavy-duty seat covers, and a custom 3M reflective graphics package finished in full Greenview Fire & Rescue livery.
Every component was selected and installed to hold up to the demands of fire and rescue service — durable hardware, clean wiring, and equipment positioned for fast, intuitive access. The result is a command-ready unit with strong 360-degree emergency presence, professional-grade interior protection, and high-visibility graphics that identify it clearly in the field.
Whelen low-profile LED light bar (roof-mounted) Whelen perimeter and surface-mount LED warning lights Whelen rear warning lights Whelen siren, speaker, and control head Havis console and equipment mounting PMT rugged docking station and device mount TigerTough heavy-duty seat covers 3M reflective fleet graphics and decal package
Full Whelen warning system delivers 360-degree emergency lighting coverage, front to rear Custom 3M graphics package in full Greenview Fire & Rescue livery, with reflective striping for maximum on-scene and roadside visibility Clean in-cab build — Havis and PMT mounting keep command technology secure, organized, and within easy reach TigerTough seat covers protect the interior against the wear of daily fire and rescue use Chief 30 configured as a true command unit, ready to lead from the first minute on scene
In-Cab Integration: Building a complete command platform — console, docking, and controls — into a working crew-cab interior without crowding the operator or compromising everyday usability. Built for the Field: Specifying and mounting every component — lighting, electronics, and interior protection — to withstand rough roads, weather, and the constant in-and-out of active fire and rescue response.
