The $13.2 million needed to replace City of Berkeley vehicles and equipment overdue for replacement would use most of the $15.8 million fund balance.
The Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection grants will go toward 20 cleaner fuel transportation projects statewide.
The leasing program by Enterprise is expected to save the City of Natchez, Mississippi, tens of thousands of dollars each year on vehicle maintenance, officials said.
U.S. Bank Voyager and WEX Bank have been awarded contracts in the fleet payment solutions with related services category.
Entering into a lease program would allow the City of Platteville, Wisconsin, to cycle out vehicles every three years, significantly reducing the average fleet age.
Gary Horwald discusses the importance of keeping stakeholders informed of changes in costs due to vehicle evolution.
The council decided to use Systems for Public Safety (SPS), which specializes in police vehicle equipment and offers a package service of both providing and installing desired police vehicle equipment.
The Dire States Equipment Grant provides $25,000 in free equipment use/rental to a winning community to repair and/or build local infrastructure or other critical systems.
Uncollected insurance proceeds can help close budget gaps at no cost to taxpayers.
Zac Haffner feels a deep responsibility for working wisely with his department’s budget and ensuring everyone gets what they need at the best price.
Sourcewell awards contracts in ‘Firefighting Personal Protective Equipment’ and ‘Firefighting Equipment and Rescue Tools’ through solicitations #032620 and #040220.
Chautauqua County, N.Y., officials recently met with Doreen M. Harris, acting President and CEO of the New York State Energy Research and Development Authority (NYSERDA), to showcase the results of a NYSERDA grant secured by the county in January 2019.
The Queen Creek Town Council approved the renewal of an Intergovernmental Agreement (IGA) with the Town of Gilbert for fire support services on Aug. 5.
The South Coast Air Quality Management District (SCAQMD) recently approved $27 million in funding to replace higher polluting trucks with their zero-emission counterparts.
The city sent a letter to congressional leaders Aug. 4 asking that the next stimulus bill include funding to help with Malibu's “conversion to an all-electric city fleet” of cars.
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