Kennesaw runs Police, Public Works, Parks & Recreation, Building Services, and Planning & Zoning as city departments. Fire and EMS come from Cobb County Fire & Emergency Services, and police dispatch runs through the joint Kennesaw-Acworth 911 center serving both cities. We install and support fleet GPS and camera hardware across what the city runs, scheduled around Kennesaw State University's 51,000-plus-student Kennesaw campus and the historic downtown museum district.
Kennesaw is a Cobb County city of about 33,000 residents built around the base of Kennesaw Mountain. Unlike some of its neighbors, Kennesaw doesn't run its own fire department: Cobb County Fire & Emergency Services covers the city, and a joint Kennesaw-Acworth 911 center dispatches police for both cities.
The Police Department runs patrol, investigations, and community programs as its own city agency, with dispatch handled through the joint Kennesaw-Acworth 911 center.
Public Works handles streets, stormwater, and residential garbage collection oversight across the city's 9.82 square miles.
Parks & Recreation runs more than a dozen parks and a growing greenway trail system, anchored by 42-acre Swift-Cantrell Park and 33-acre Adams Park.
Building Services and Planning & Zoning handle permits, inspections, and land use in a city that grew nearly 11% in the last decade.
Economic Development and GIS support business growth and mapping along the Cobb Parkway corridor and the historic downtown Main Street district.
Every major platform, installed by technicians who know what's already wired into a city vehicle before anything else goes in.
GPS trackers on patrol cars, Public Works trucks, and Parks & Recreation vehicles, all mapped live across the city's 9.82 square miles.
Road- and driver-facing cameras fitted to patrol cars and city trucks working downtown Main Street and the Cobb Parkway corridor, where the footage has to hold up the one time it's needed.
Fleet-wide telematics that ties every city department into one dashboard, so utilization, idle time, and maintenance data show up in one place instead of scattered across every yard.
Cobb County Fire & Emergency Services covers Kennesaw directly. There's no city fire apparatus or fire fleet to plan around, and police dispatch runs through the joint Kennesaw-Acworth 911 center.
Our install scope stays to Police, Public Works, Parks & Recreation, and city administrative vehicles.
KSU's Kennesaw campus covers about 251 acres adjacent to I-75, part of a university system with more than 51,000 students. Move-in weeks, football Saturdays, and class-change hours all push heavy traffic onto the streets city vehicles use.
We schedule installs around the university calendar instead of assuming Kennesaw is a quiet suburb.
Kennesaw Mountain National Battlefield Park sits just outside city limits, and downtown's Southern Museum of Civil War and Locomotive History and Depot Park draw steady tourist and event traffic around the historic district.
We route around museum events and downtown foot traffic rather than treating every street the same.
Kennesaw's 911 center dispatches police for both Kennesaw and neighboring Acworth, so police-fleet uptime affects call handling for two cities, not just one.
We keep patrol-car turnaround fast enough that dispatch coverage never has to compensate for downtime.
One install run can reach every Kennesaw city vehicle without pulling a patrol car or work truck off its Cobb Parkway or downtown route.
From the Police Department's patrol fleet to Public Works trucks and Parks & Recreation vehicles, we cover Kennesaw and the rest of Cobb County, door to door:
Most jobs stay local, but we run installs across the wider Cobb County map too, from Acworth and Marietta to Smyrna and the rest of the county. We come to where the fleet already is rather than asking you to bring vehicles to one lot.
Police, Public Works, Parks & Recreation, and Building Services / Planning & Zoning vehicles. Kennesaw doesn't run its own fire fleet, since Cobb County Fire & Emergency Services covers the city.
Yes. KSU's Kennesaw campus runs over 51,000 students system-wide, and we schedule installs around move-in weeks, football Saturdays, and class-change hours rather than assuming normal suburban traffic.
Yes. Parks & Recreation vehicles working Swift-Cantrell, Adams Park, Depot Park, and the smaller neighborhood parks run on the same install schedule as the rest of the city fleet.
It raises the bar on turnaround. Since the same center dispatches police for both cities, we keep patrol-car downtime short enough that it never affects call coverage.
For vehicles working around the Southern Museum, Depot Park, and downtown event days, yes; we route around museum hours and event traffic instead of treating every downtown street the same.
Tell us which departments and how many vehicles, and we'll build an install plan around Kennesaw's schedule, not ours.
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