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News•October 20, 2005

Feds Settle Discrimination Suit Against L.A. Transportation Agency

LOS ANGELES — The U.S. Justice Department settled a lawsuit alleging that the county's transportation authority refused to accommodate a bus driver who requested time off to observe Jewish holidays.

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News•October 20, 2005

New Mexico Governor Gets New Ford Escape Hybrid

ALBUQUERQUE, NM — New Mexico Gov. Bill Richardson took possession of a new Ford Escape hybrid SUV today from Bob Turner Ford in Albuquerque.

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News•October 20, 2005

Ocean County, NJ, Cuts 15 Take-Home Vehicles But 302 Remain

OCEAN COUNTY, NJ - Ocean County officials announced that 15 employees will no longer be granted use of take-home vehicles. That leaves 302 county employees with take-home privileges.

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News•October 20, 2005

Sonoma City Council Picks Sedan Over Hybrid for Police Department

SONOMA, CA — The Sonoma City Council has decided that the Sonoma Police Department should purchase a mid-size sedan instead of a hybrid car for the replacement of one of their administrative vehicles, 1997 Ford Tauruses.

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News•October 20, 2005

Allen County, Ind., to Review Fleet Policies for Take-Home Vehicle

FT. WAYNE, IN – Allen County officials will again examine how effectively its fleet of take-home vehicles is used.

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News•October 20, 2005

Monmouth County's Fleet Now Largest County Fleet in New Jersey

MONMOUTH COUNTY, NJ - A new inventory of Monmouth County vehicles reveals the county has 1,049 cars, trucks, and buses, making it the largest county vehicle fleet in the state.

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News•October 20, 2005

Oregon State University Motor Pool Touts Fleet of “Sustainable Vehicles”

CORVALIS, OR — Five Toyota Prius hybrids and 12 new Ford Tauruses, which run on up to 85 percent ethanol, have been added to the Oregon State University (OSU) motorpool fleet.

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News•October 20, 2005

Legislative Audit Says Utah State Motor Pool Too Large

SALT LAKE CITY – The state's motor pool is too large and agencies aren't using the cars enough or paying high enough rates to steer the whole operation from a deficit that can require a budget subsidy, a legislative audit found.

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News•October 20, 2005

Chesterfield County Fleet Management Division Honored for Environmental Commitment

CHESTERFIELD COUNTY, VA — Chesterfield County Fleet Management, a division of the General Services Department, earned the International Standards Organization (ISO) for Standardization 14001 certification. Chesterfield County is only the second county in the nation to earn the certification.

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News•October 11, 2005

First Fleet Opens New Fleet Maintenance Facility Near Philadelphia

CONSHOHOCKEN, PA — Fleet First, a full-service fleet maintenance facility, recently held its Grand Opening in Conshohocken.

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