
Rethinking Fleet Decisions From the Budget Office to the Shop
This October we looked back at how public fleets are reconsidering familiar processes and using what they learn to make better decisions.
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This October we looked back at how public fleets are reconsidering familiar processes and using what they learn to make better decisions.
Read More →TALLAHASSEE, FL – Proposed legislation that would prohibit the use of retreaded truck tires on Florida highways is being opposed by the Tire Retread Information Bureau (TRIB).
Read More →NEWARK, NJ – The Logistical Services group of the University of Medicine and Dentistry in New Jersey (UMDNJ), in concert with Physical Plant and FP&C, is in the process of converting a 10,000 gallon Underground Storage Tank (UST) from gasoline to Biodiesel fuel.
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SACRAMENTO, CA – The Sacramento Metropolitan Fire District in California has debuted what is believed to be the first-ever fuel cell-powered fire response vehicle.
Read More →PRINCETON, NJ – Senators John Thune (R–SD) and Ken Salazar (D–CO) introduced the Alternative Refueling Systems Act (S.331).
Read More →WASHINGTON, D.C. – President Bush ordered the government to purchase hybrid-powered vehicles and reduce the federal fleet's petroleum consumption by two percent each year through 2015.
Read More →MONTGOMERY, AL– The Alabama state government is switching its fleet of vehicles to ethanol and is trying to make it easier for consumers to find alternative fuels.
Read More →SHEBOYGAN, MI – The Sheboygan Police Department will be getting 16 new squad cars, a $308,000 expenditure approved by the Common Council.
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GAINESVILLE, FL – Milton Reid was promoted to director of General Services for the City of Gainesville, Fla.
Read More →DALLAS, TX -- Mike Horton has been appointed fleet acquisition coordinator for the City of Dallas.
Read More →DULUTH, MN – The Duluth special weapons and tactics team is awaiting permission from the Duluth City Council to purchase a $151,553 tactical response team vehicle.
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