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SEARCHMENUSEARCHHUNTSVILLE, AL – The Tennessee Highway Patrol will be deploying a state-wide computer aided dispatch solution by Intergraph Public Safety.
Read More →LOS ANGELES - Two San Fernando, Calif., city employees were charged with felony misappropriation of public funds, according to KNBC TV.
Read More →DALLAS, TX - The Dallas Police Department should shorten its fleet lifecycle from five to four years, according to interim City Manager Mary Suhm, reported The Dallas Morning News.
Read More →FREDERICK, MD – Rising gas prices have prompted Frederick County (Md.) budget officials to request $440,000 more for the Fleet Services Division in fiscal year 2006, reported The Gazette newspaper.
Read More →TARPON SPRINGS, FL - Seven fire rescue vehicles in Pinellas County (Fla.) are being equipped with technology that gives firefighters access to 911 dispatch information on the way to a call, according to the St. Petersburg Times newspaper.
Read More →COLUMBIA, TN - The Maury County (Tenn.) Sheriff´s Department is making an effort to retire its older vehicles to prevent the type of tragedies that have occurred in the past, according to the Tennessean newspaper.
Read More →JERSEY CITY, NJ – A 16-year-old boy fractured his skull after being run over by a street sweeper operated by the Jersey City Incinerator Authority, reported the Secaucus Journal newspaper.
Read More →PLANO, TX – Fewer city employees in Plano, Texas, will receive car allowances to operate personal vehicles for official business as the city tries to reduce costs, reported The Dallas Morning News newspaper.
Read More →PASADENA, CA – Automakers, technology and energy suppliers, and regulatory agencies are sponsoring “2020: California´s Transportation Energy Future” conference, which focuses on finding ways to reduce petroleum consumption and increase the use of alternative fuels by 2020.
Read More →GAITHERSBURG, MD - Mercury Associates, Inc. recently announced several new business projects and personnel changes to its professional consulting staff.
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