Treasury Delays EV Tax Credit Guidance
The guidance effectively delays those eligibility restrictions in the $7,500 tax credit for new electric vehicles.
The guidance effectively delays those eligibility restrictions in the $7,500 tax credit for new electric vehicles.
The Brownwood, Texas, City Council unanimously approved the purchase of an automated refuse truck during a November 29 meeting.
A tax levy that voters passed a year ago has helped Ohio's Shawnee Township Fire Department purchase two new trucks.
Framingham's mayor realized his list of municipal vehicles used as take-home vehicles was out of date when he received a public records request regarding the take-home vehicle program.
Michigan State University received a $500,000 grant so it can continue researching electric vehicle infrastructure designs in smart cities.
Allentown officials met to discuss the requirements of insourcing the town's fleet maintenance with a representative from Mercury Associates.
The administration also announced the launch of the American Battery Materials Initiative, a new effort to secure the supply of critical minerals used for power, electricity, and EVs.
Squad 12 will serve as a quick attack/rapid response vehicle in Maury County, Tennessee. It will allow volunteer firefighters to arrive on-scene quickly and reduce wear-and-tear on full-size fire apparatus.
The audit found that the department may not be approving vehicle purchases properly, among other issues.
The city has a goal to achieve a fossil fuel-free fleet by 2030.
The U.S. currently only produces only about 10% of the world's supply of semiconductors; East Asia accounts for 75% of global production, including most of the top-tier chips.
Go after the data, know your fleet operations, and be tenacious in advocating for sufficient vehicle fleet replacement funds urges City of Columbus, Ohio, fleet administrator.
This loan marks the Energy Department's first loan for a battery cell manufacturing project.
Centerville's director of public works told the City Council that the additional revenue will support the city's reinvestment in its fleet.
Santa Barbara's Copter 964 will be outfitted to perform medevac operations, thanks to a $90,000 donation from an area nonprofit.
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