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SEARCHMENUSEARCHCAMBRIDGE, MA – The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency gave a grant of $83,467 to the city of Cambridge and MIT to collaborate in an effort to reduce diesel pollution from their respective vehicle fleets over the next two years, according to the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
Read More →HENNEPIN COUNTY, MN – Mike Judkins has been appointed fleet manager for Hennepin County. The county's Central Mobile Equipment Division (CMED) fleet includes over 600 rolling stock and 500 pieces of equipment.
Read More →NORFOLK, VA – CCG Systems Inc. has announced a partnership with NISH in providing automated fleet management solutions for Fort Lewis, Wash.
Read More →TOPEKA, KS – The state of Kansas is scheduled to spend $6.1 million on new cars, pickups, and vans after a two-year moratorium, according to the Lawrence Journal World.
Read More →AUBURN, NY – In Cayuga County, the legislature's Government Operations Committee is asking department heads to justify why some of their employees should be able to take county-owned vehicles home, according to the Citizen.
Read More →NAPA COUNTY, CA – Napa County is scheduled to auction off 20 vehicles in various states of repair, according to the NAPA News.
Read More →CHARLOTTE, MI – Spartan Chassis has announced that it secured 100 orders in the month of February 2005 for its custom fire truck chassis.
Read More →LINCOLN, NE – The city of Lincoln is the nation's first city to convert its public transit bus fleet to a cleaner burning ethanol-diesel fuel blend called O2Diesel, according to the Lincoln Journal Star.
Read More →MANNINGTON TOWNSHIP, NJ – Four municipalities were presented with a new emergency vehicle from the Salem County Board of Chosen Freeholders, the Office of Emergency Management, and the Prosecutor's Office, according to www.nj.com.
Read More →GLOVERSVILLE, NY – Shirley Savage, Fourth Ward councilwoman, wants the Common Council to adopt a policy that would prohibit city employees from using city vehicles for personal errands, according to the Leader-Herald.
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