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Same as Utah 1-4 – blurb at the top of specific page with showing the photos from the different agencies that have a version of the same boat (motor and electronics per contract can vary)
PULSECRAFT CLOSED CABIN
The 26′ PC Pulsecraft Close Cabin was an ideal fit for the United States Indian Police Academy, providing a versatile platform for both active law enforcement and the training of future marine patrol officers. Transported throughout the Southwestern United States on its own trailer, the vessel gives officers hands-on experience operating a professional-grade patrol boat in a variety of waterways and real-world conditions. Built from rugged 5083 marine-grade aluminum, the Pulsecraft features a secure walkaround cabin with lockable sliding doors, twin fold-down dive doors with integral ladders, a removable lifting davit, dive bottle storage, diver gear-up bench, and a spacious working deck to support search, rescue, and recovery operations. Powered by twin 150 HP Yamaha outboards with digital electronic controls, the vessel combines responsive performance with advanced communications, roof-mounted search lights, emergency lighting, and a fully equipped navigation package. Purpose-built for durability, versatility, and professional training, this custom Stanley prepares new generations of officers while providing a dependable operational platform for law enforcement agencies serving remote waterways across the United States.
CRUISER
The 30′ Coastal HT Cruiser was an ideal fit for Anishinabek Police Service, continuing a trusted partnership that has spanned more than 20 years of marine law enforcement. Patrolling the expansive waters of Georgian Bay and Lake Huron, this purpose-built patrol vessel provides the speed, comfort, and reliability needed for extended shifts, community safety, search and rescue, and law enforcement operations. Powered by twin 300 HP Yamaha outboards with Helm Master EX joystick control and autopilot, the vessel delivers exceptional maneuverability, station-keeping capability, and speeds approaching 50 mph. The enclosed heated wheelhouse features electrically heated windshields, suspension seating, a dedicated workstation with secure laptop mount, 110-volt power, a lockable rifle cabinet, full Raymarine navigation electronics, and accommodations including a forward cuddy berth and head for extended deployments. Built from rugged welded aluminum and designed for demanding year-round service, this custom Stanley Coastal HT continues a legacy of dependable performance trusted by Anishinabek Police Service for more than two decades.
BULLNOSE
The 32′ Bullnose Patrol Landing Craft was an ideal fit for Bear Island First Nation Police Service on Lake Temagami in Northern Ontario, providing a fast, dependable platform for community safety, law enforcement, search and rescue, and emergency response. Measuring 32′ x 10′ with a 6′ wide bow gate and walk-through cabin, the vessel is designed to give officers safe, efficient access for boarding, transporting personnel, and carrying essential equipment. Powered by twin 250 HP Yamaha outboards, the Bullnose reaches speeds exceeding 45 mph, allowing crews to respond quickly across the expansive waters of Lake Temagami. An enclosed heated cabin with windshield defrost, suspension seating, a dedicated workstation, and a full navigation package provide the comfort, visibility, and operational capability needed for long patrols and year-round service. Built with Stanley’s rugged welded aluminum construction, this custom Bullnose delivers the reliability, durability, and performance required to help protect and serve remote northern communities.
QUIET CONFIDENCE
Crafted from fully-welded aluminum and engineered by in-house experts, every Stanley is built with the strength trusted by boaters and anglers alike, and designed to perform without compromise wherever the day takes you.
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