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Recognizing Progress, Leadership in Fleets | The June Dispatch
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Read More →MEMPHIS, TN – All diesel-run vehicles in Shelby County's General Services Division could be operating on a percentage of biodiesel by the end of the year.
Read More →UKIAH, CA – On Oct. 19, the Ukiah City Council signed off on the purchase of a traffic pre-emption system for fire department vehicles, directing staff to bring back the item for final approval at the Nov. 1 council meeting.
Read More →MOLINE, IL -- While the City of Moline went live with its five new automated garbage trucks this summer, city fleet manager J.D. Schulte said they'll be going live again, this time wrapped in advertising by local cable company MediaCom.
Read More →AGOURA, CA – The case of a man who sued himself was the overwhelming choice of citizens throughout Los Angeles County who recently voted in the L.A. Citizens Against Lawsuit Abuse (CALA).
Read More →NORFOLK, VA – CCG Systems, Inc., producer of the FASTER fleet management system used by top fleets in the nation, acquires its first customer in the State of Alaska.
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MACOMB, ILLINOIS. Macomb Mayor Mick Wisslead has named Walter J. Burnett, CAFM as Public Works Director, to oversee all divisions within the department.
Read More →NEW YORK CITY– Nassau and Suffolk counties are part of a comprehensive agreement organized by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to reduce diesel emissions.
Read More →ONEONTA, NY – The City of Oneonta, N.Y., is running most of its fleet vehicles on B-20 biodiesel.
Read More →NORFOLK, VA – The City of Fort Worth has purchased CCG Systems, Inc.'s FASTER fleet management software to facilitate the operation of its mixed fleet of 4,500 vehicles.
Read More →BARRON, WI – Barron County Board member Nicole Greschner is promoting a plan to require that regular diesel in the state be mixed with a minimum of two percent biodiesel.
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