Do you work for or know a California Fire Department that could use this vehicle? Rugged Radios purchased a 2022 Polaris Ranger XP 1000 Trail Boss six-seater to build the Ultimate Rapid Response Vehicle for one deserving California Fire Department.
This Ultimate Rapid Response Vehicle could go to your department!
Make a video telling us why your California Fire Department could use this UTV. See below for details.
How to Enter
- Submit your entry and a simple testimonial video telling us why your California Fire Department should win.
- Entries can be submitted by department members, friends and family, or community members.
- The winning department will be selected based on a number of factors, including the department’s need, the completed entry form and video submission of why your department needs this vehicle.
About the Build
Because of their ability to reach places that standard vehicles can’t, rescue side-by-sides can change the game when it comes to response time.
As our first responders toil in increasing fire dangers, operating with reduced resources, the Ultimate Rapid Response Vehicle will be a huge asset to those protecting our homes, our businesses, our state and our lives.
Just like all Rugged Radios’ Project X Builds, this vehicle will undergo a huge transformation to become the Ultimate Rapid Response Vehicle.
Click here to check out the last Destination Polaris build on YouTube. Want to be part of the show? Get involved!
Rugged Radios is looking for California firefighters to help design and build this vehicle at Rugged headquarters in Arroyo Grande, California. You’ll be on set and in front of the camera with Destination Polaris, but best of all, you’ll be getting your hands dirty for a worthy cause.
Send an email to [email protected] to get involved.
Destination Polaris at the Rugged Garage
We’ve arranged for Destination Polaris to film all the excitement for an exclusive episode to air on Bally Sports Networks.
Best of all, we’ll have firefighters on-site to help turn this stock Polaris Ranger into the Ultimate Rapid Response Vehicle — designed with firefighters in mind.
