Brigade to highlight intelligent vehicle safety systems at Alberta Municipalities 2026

Brigade will be showcasing its latest commercial vehicle safety technology at the Alberta Municipalities 2026 Convention & Trade Show, taking place in Edmonton from September 23 to 25.

The annual event brings together municipal leaders, decision-makers, and suppliers from across Alberta, providing an opportunity to discuss the challenges facing local authorities and explore products and services designed to support safer, more efficient communities.

Brigade's municipal vehicle safety technology provides real solutions to common workplace challenges 

Brigade will be highlighting how intelligent vehicle safety systems can help reduce risk across diverse public service fleets, from waste and refuse vehicles to road maintenance, public works, utilities, and other specialist vehicles.

Municipal fleets frequently operate in challenging environments, including residential streets, busy urban centres, construction areas, and public spaces where vehicles work in proximity to pedestrians, cyclists, workers, and other road users.

Brigade's range of vehicle safety technology is designed to improve driver visibility and awareness around large and specialist vehicles, helping operators reduce blind spots and identify potential hazards before they lead to an incident.

Solutions available from Brigade include camera monitor systems, 360-degree camera technology, intelligent detection systems, reversing and warning alarms, and digital recording solutions.

These systems can provide additional support to drivers when reversing, manoeuvring in confined spaces or operating vehicles in areas where vulnerable road users may be difficult to see.

For municipalities managing large and varied fleets, digital recording technology can also provide valuable information for incident review, training and ongoing fleet safety management.

Check out Brigade's safety solutions at the Alberta Municipalities Convention & Trade Show 

Warren Di Marco, managing director of Brigade Canada, says, "Municipal vehicles perform essential work every day, often in environments where there is a high level of interaction between vehicles, workers, and members of the public. That makes visibility and driver awareness particularly important."

"Technology can provide an additional layer of protection by helping drivers understand what is happening around their vehicle and identify potential hazards, particularly in areas that would otherwise be difficult to see."

"The Alberta Municipalities Convention & Trade Show gives us an excellent opportunity to meet municipal professionals from across the province, understand the specific challenges facing their fleets, and discuss the vehicle safety solutions available to support them," he continues. 

The event also provides Brigade with an opportunity to discuss how fleet operators can assess existing vehicle safety equipment and identify where newer technology may help improve performance, visibility, and risk management.

Rather than treating fleet safety as a one-size-fits-all approach, Brigade works with operators to identify the combination of systems most appropriate for individual vehicles, duties, and operating environments.

Brigade Electronics Canada will be attending the Alberta Municipalities 2026 Convention & Trade Show at the Edmonton Convention Centre from September 23 to 25, 2026. Find them at Booth 122.