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    Mobile Command Centers offers customized specialty vehicles for disaster management, critical field operations and major incident response. The mobile command center pictured, manufactured for the Ponoma (California) Police Department, is 42 feet long with a 12-foot glide-room. The command center features an Intec Video Sentinel PTZ color camera mounted on Will-Burt 30-foot pneumatic mast; Motorola radios with 800 MHz, UHF and VHF interoperability system; in-motion satellite TV system with four-channel receivers; electronic white-board; eight dedicate workstations with seating for 12; Havis-Shield area lighting system; and much more.

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