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What if your work orders could predict failures, uncover hidden costs, and boost fleet availability? Here's how leading fleets are using the data.
Read More →RUTLAND, VT - The Rutland Police Union has won the right to retain the unofficial automotive benefit in place since the '90s, according to the Rutland Herald.
Read More →CLAREMORE, OK - For more than a year and a half, the City of Claremore has been able to cut costs through outsourcing two departments, according to Tulsa World.
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MEMPHIS, TN - Thomas & Betts - HVAC Division (REZNOR) has added Models RA-150 and RAD-150 Waste Oil Heaters to their extensive line of products specifically designed for onsite recycling of used oils.
Read More →MILWAUKEE - Despite reported speculations that the mayor's "swanky" 2006 Cadillac SUV was funded by taxpayer dollars, the mayor's office said it was actually a seized police vehicle, according to the Journal Sentinel.
Read More →GREENSBORO, NC – The Guilford County Sheriff's Office believes take-home vehicles for officers are actually more economical in the long run based on multiple studies and law enforcement agency findings, according to the News & Record.
Read More →HILLSBORO, OR – The City of Hillsboro's facilities and fleet department director, who also serves as a commander in the Naval Reserve, is recruiting his troops to assist in department projects, according to the Hillsboro Argus.
Read More →SAN LUIS OBISPO, CA – San Luis Obispo County supervisors recently grilled department heads on excessive use of take-home vehicles after a grand jury report found take-home use amounts to an estimated $1 million annually, according to the San Luis Obispo Tribune.
Read More →SPRINGFIELD, MO – Officials consider the new idling-reduction policy a common-sense approach for the county to save money, especially at a time when the county faces declining revenue, according to the News-Leader.
Read More →ROCHESTER, MN – The sheriff's office recently added two new squad cars to its fleet, courtesy of drunken driving arrests, according to KTTC.
Read More →ORLANDO, FL – Tight budgets and dwindling property tax revenues are creating pressure to look into merging two of Central Florida's largest fire departments: Orlando and Orange County, according to the Orlando Sentinel.
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