A modern mobility upgrade for those who serve our nation’s veterans.
The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs Police Department in New Orleans has added the 60-volt Trikke Positron to its mobility fleet — a forward-thinking move that reflects the agency’s ongoing commitment to high-quality service on VA campuses.
Responsible for protecting patients, visitors, staff, and property across the national VA healthcare network, the VA Police are a full federal law-enforcement agency. Their duties include patrol operations, emergency response, investigations, disaster readiness, and ensuring a secure environment for the nation’s veterans receiving care. With large campuses, high-traffic facilities, and long-duration patrol needs, the New Orleans team now has a tool designed to help officers cover more ground with less fatigue.
The Trikke Positron gives officers an elevated, highly visible patrol presence and the ability to maneuver quickly through hospital grounds, parking areas, and pedestrian-heavy zones — without the limitations of foot patrol or traditional vehicle access points. It’s a natural fit for medical campuses where responsiveness and approachability go hand-in-hand.
VA departments around the country have increasingly shown interest in modern patrol mobility. Agencies now deploying Positrons include VA Police units in Cheyenne, Wyoming; Durham, North Carolina; and within the VA Caribbean Healthcare System in Puerto Rico.
The addition of New Orleans VA Police continues that momentum, demonstrating how agencies are upgrading their mobility tools to meet the expectations of today’s public-facing patrol environments.
Trikke Professional Mobility is honored to support the mission of those who serve America’s veterans, and we look forward to seeing the Positron in action across the New Orleans VA campus.
Photo courtesy of the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs Police Department, New Orleans.
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