These vehicles are driven by "Incident Commanders" which are basically patrol supervisors. They previously drove Tahoes and possibly these will replace them in their fleet.

I guess black and whites are the in thing. Here in South Florida several small municipalities have also gone to black and whites.

Black and whites ahh what are they they thinking!this is not california where all you see is black and white police units that dont even have a unique police graphics just a non reflective cheap logos ,and chevy impalas?i guess the gas is too expensive to buy c.v.p.i's well dont want to sound too critical of my state but this is my 2 cents

Yeah, I'm no fan of the small Chevy's either. I don't mind them as unmarked detective cars, or for other light duty assignments, but not for everyday patrol duty.

They may have gotten the paint/graphic scheme right but the sure messed up on the vehicle selection!!!!!

After many graphic schemes, FWPD finally got it right. Black and whites are sharp!