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LEO Command Boards

LEO Command Boards are Quickly becoming the standard for Law Enforcement agencies

Especially when responding to unfolding critical incidents. Having the right tools for the job is just as important as knowing how to effectively do the job.

At Laguna 3P, our command boards provide first responding field supervisors the best tactical tool available to quickly and effectively manage an unfolding critical incident with confidence.

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See how our LEO Command Boards Work in the Field

A black, closed carrying case with a badge logo in the center and the text "Laguna 3P" in the bottom right corner, designed to hold LEO Command Boards securely.
A detailed planning board with multiple sections, charts, handwritten notes, and colored highlights; it's like the LEO Command Boards used by professionals for meticulous organization.
A tri-fold LEO Command Board with sections for tasks, resource management, and markers at the bottom.
A person in tactical gear writes on a large LEO Command Board inside an open SUV trunk, meticulously organizing tasks and schedules.
Emergency responders, including LAFD, managing an operation with LEO Command Boards from vehicles at dusk in a parking lot.
Transport Equipment Police officers and a firefighter are gathered around LEO Command Boards in a parking lot near a police car, attentively examining maps.
Police officers gather around a LEO Command Board adorned with sketches and notes at night on a city street.
A police officer stands by a patrol car, holding a folded shield adorned with a badge emblem, while nearby, LEO Command Boards are ready for strategic deployment.
Police officers in tactical gear assess a situation using LEO Command Boards, whiteboards, and maps from the back of a police SUV.
A black padded shield with a crest logo is hanging on the side window of a white vehicle, next to LEO Command Boards for operational efficiency.
A white truck with an open door displays a large, detailed LEO Command Board with various charts and grids.