Not all police departments, fire departments, and EMS companies can afford to purchase new Panasonic Toughbooks for use in their emergency response vehicles. Some departments are funded by such small towns that the possibility of purchasing a discounted refurbished Panasonic Toughbooks is also a daunting task. These departments are forced to deal with no or out-dated equipment that can be detrimental to their response times and services.
But, what if there were a way to change that? Bob Johnson's Computer Stuff is currently running a program where officers and personnel of police, fire, and EMS departments can enter to win a
Panasonic Toughbook CF-30 for their department! As if that weren't enough, the entry process is simple!
To Enter:
- Go to Facebook
- Like Bob Johnson's Toughbook Stuff
- Fill out the entry form, complete with a brief essay about how getting a CF-30 would help both your department and your community
There are no department limits on entries (just one per person, please). One lucky department will be chosen as the winner of a refurbished Panasonic Toughbook CF-30 no later than January 15, 2012.
But, what if there were a way to change that? Bob Johnson's Computer Stuff is currently running a program where officers and personnel of police, fire, and EMS departments can enter to win a Panasonic Toughbook CF-30 for their department! As if that weren't enough, the entry process is simple!
The City of Beverly Hills, Missouri currently uses Toughbook, we are in the process of purchasing another vehicle and would love the opportunity to win a toughbook to be installed in our new vehicle. The Toughbook has been an amazing tool for our officers in the location we work. We are on the outskirts of St. Louis City in a high crime area and the access the toughbook along with REJIS has assisted in the immediate roadside use of detecting subject wanted for felony violations. This computer has been able to bring the immediate awareness of danger to our officers on traffic/ calls in detecting a possible violent individual(s). Our City thanks Toughbooks for their service in providing Police and EMS with this valuable tool.
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