ROCHESTER, NY – In Monroe County, Democratic legislators are pushing to eliminate the use of non-essential take-home vehicles, which the County estimates would reduce the fleet size by 25 percent and save $500,000. Posted on GreecePost.com, the reduction would save only help close the budget gap by a small percentage as the County is facing a deficit close to $105.6M.
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Monroe County Considering Reducing Fleet Size by 25 Percent
ROCHESTER, NY – In Monroe County, Democratic legislators are pushing to eliminate the use of non-essential take-home vehicles.
by Staff
June 5, 20111 min to read
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