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Read More →PITTSBURGH – The city of Pittsburgh’s 1,000-vehicle fleet will get a big tune-up this year with the purchase of 151 new cars and trucks, under a buying plan unveiled by Mayor Luke Ravenstahl and approved by City Council.
Read More →TORRANCE, CA – Government Fleet magazine is compiling data to publish the first-ever listing of the nation’s largest public sector fleets. The deadline is this Fri., Mar. 21. at Midnight to submit responses.
Read More →BAINBRIDGE, GA Decatur County Commissioners have agreed to upgrade aging vehicles for the Sheriff’s Office and Fire and Rescue to save money and provide better emergency response vehicles.
Read More →FAYETTEVILLE, AR– Recently the Fayetteville, Ark. City Council less than 15 minutes to spend $1.5 million, even though the city just got through a tough budget session. But David Bragg, fleet operations supervisor for the city, said the 16 vehicles proposed for purchase all make sense.
Read More →CLEVELAND, TN – Eleven new vehicles are being added to the Bradley County Sheriff’s Office fleet. Bradley County Sheriff Tim Gobble said the new Ford Interceptors will replace cars currently in the fleet, which have 200,000-plus miles on them.
Read More →ATHENS, OHIO – Athens Police wanted to put off a possible switch to greener vehicles, recently gained some support from Mayor Paul Wiel and Paula Horan Moseley, service-safety director.
Read More →FORT WAYNE, IN – The Allen County Sheriff’s Department will continue testing a new type of police car by adding a few more Dodge Chargers to its fleet.
Read More →BREWSTER, N.Y.- ELSAG North America Law Enforcement Systems, a Finmeccanica company, a manufacturer of advanced Automatic License Plate Recognition (ALPR) systems in the U.S., announces the appointment of Charles A. Bardong to the position of Vice President.
Read More →BLOOMINGTON, MN- The Toro Company announces Nicholson Kovac, Inc. as their new integrated marketing communications partner.
Read More →CHICAGO – Sidney Redwine, a watchman for the city’s Department of General Services, has pleaded guilty to stealing 300 gallons of gas for his personal car from taxpayer-owned fueling stations that are supposed to be used for city-owned vehicles.
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