Conway is the county seat of Horry County, a river city on the west bank of the Waccamaw crossed by US 501, US 378 and US 701. We install GPS trackers, dash cameras and telematics in municipal fleets across the Grand Strand and Pee Dee, and we schedule the work so patrol cars, fire support vehicles and sanitation trucks are back in service quickly. One crew, every major brand.
Police Department. The Conway Police Department, led by Chief Dale Long, reached full staffing of 65 certified officers in December 2022 for the first time in about 30 years, and the chief has said he expects to grow toward 100 officers by 2030. Every patrol unit needs tracking and cameras wired so they never drain the battery or interfere with radios and lights.
Fire Department. Conway Fire operates three city stations, on Ninth Avenue, Country Club Drive and Century Circle. In 2023 the department opened its first training facility. Support vehicles moving between stations and the training ground are a natural fit for live location and maintenance alerts.
Solid Waste. The city runs its own weekly collection for garbage, recycling, yard waste and bulk items, out of the Public Works facility on Jerry Barnhill Boulevard. Collection routes mean constant reversing in tight residential streets, which is exactly where backup and side cameras earn their keep.
Public Works and Utilities. Public Works, a 16-person department, maintains city streets and storm drainage and coordinates with SCDOT. The city also provides water and sewer service, including meter reading, line repairs and grinder station calls. Tracking shows supervisors who is closest to the next call.
Parks & Recreation. The department manages city parks, the Conway Sports & Fitness Center, street festivals, programs and athletics, with crews moving between sites all week.
Construction Services. Building inspectors enforce state and local codes, review plans and issue permits.
Every major platform, installed on site for Conway fleets.
A street crew downtown, a utility truck answering a grinder alarm, a patrol unit crossing the Waccamaw on US 501: live tracking shows where every city vehicle is and how long it has been there. Route history and idle reports give department heads real numbers for budget season.
US 501, US 378 and US 701 all run through Conway, and SC 22, the Conway Bypass, ties into US 501 near Aynor. Forward and driver-facing cameras protect city drivers when a claim comes in, and backup cameras cut down on low-speed incidents on collection routes and at the Public Works yard.
We install Samsara, Motive, Geotab, Verizon Connect, Lytx, Netradyne, Powerfleet and CalAmp. If the city already has a platform under contract, we install that one. If not, we offer equipment along with installation and will tell you plainly which system fits a mixed city fleet.
The Waccamaw set a record after Hurricane Matthew in 2016, and in 2018 city officials expected Florence to push past it, preparing for nearly 1,000 homes and businesses in and near Conway to flood. Downtown and the Riverwalk sit right on that river. Crews built temporary barriers to keep water off the US 501 bridges. During events like that, knowing where every city truck is matters. We set up geofences around low-lying areas so supervisors see when units enter them.
Coastal Carolina University calls Conway home, and the city sits on US 501 in the Myrtle Beach metro area. Busy, unfamiliar traffic raises the odds of a disputed collision, and camera footage settles those quickly.
Police and fire vehicles are already packed with radios, lights, sirens and computers. We tap clean, fused power, route harnesses away from airbag zones and existing upfit wiring, and document every install for your fleet shop.
Not every emergency vehicle in Conway belongs to the city. Horry County Fire Rescue provides EMS coverage in all incorporated municipalities, including Conway, and its headquarters sits in Conway. County agencies and Coastal Carolina University manage their own fleets. We can quote them directly, but this page covers City of Conway departments.
We cover Conway and the surrounding communities, grouping multi-site installs into fewer visits:
Yes. We stage installs around shift changes, nights or weekends so the city never loses too many units at once.
Yes. We install all major brands, including Samsara, Motive, Geotab, Verizon Connect, Lytx, Netradyne, Powerfleet and CalAmp.
We use proper fused power and clean connections, avoid airbag and upfit circuits, and document every vehicle so your shop has a record.
Backup and side cameras show drivers what mirrors miss, and footage answers resident damage reports.
They are separate agencies with their own purchasing, but we can quote them directly on request.
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