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2026 Public Fleet Hall of Fame Inductees Honored
Honorees are recognized industry leaders and pioneers who have significantly contributed to the public fleet profession.
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The light features 12 Gen3 LEDs (6 per module), which offer maximum brightness, color consistency, and reliability, according to Adamson.
Read More →YONKERS, NY – The City of Yonkers has updated its policies on City-owned take-home cars, eliminating 40 vehicles from a total of 93 vehicles that City employees were allowed to take home.
Read More →PHILADELPHIA– The City of Philadelphia has signed a contract with Intermedix for a technology and business services solution for the City’s fire department.
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WAUKESHA, WI - Milwaukee County and various utilities recently took delivery of seven hybrid system work trucks featuring plug-in hybrid propulsion systems.
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INDIANAPOLIS - In exchange for branding rights on the new vehicles, Cargill, the City's salt supplier, will donate five Ford F-250 trucks equipped with snow plows and salt spreaders, and 125 tons of salt.
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Knaack LLC announced improvements to the design of its roof-mounted ladder rack equipment used on commercial vans and minivans.
Read More →CONCORD, NH - Vehicles with more than 15-percent non-business use are eligible for redistribution into a motor pool unless the agency assigned with the vehicle submits and receives a waiver. Only 14 waivers were denied.
Read More →SACRAMENTO, CA - According to Sacramento's City Auditor Jorge Oseguera, the report found the City could potentially save $5.7 million by not replacing the 245 vehicles in the fleet that were each driven less than 6,000 miles in a year.
Read More →AMARILLO, TEXAS - The new units will replace existing units in select vehicles and be used in new cars.
Read More →CHICAGO - The recycling managed competition program was between two private sector companies – Midwest Metal Management and Waste Management – and Department of Sanitation Services (DSS) workers.
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