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The Corvette will not be used to apprehend suspects. It will be used to interact with residents, and is meant to help residents become comfortable with law enforcement officers.
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The law would ask the Department of General Services to consider a light-duty vehicle's lifetime costs, rather than its sticker price, before purchasing or leasing.
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Police departments are implementing changes in order to save money on fuel, as Russia's war on Ukraine continues.
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The Fleet Electrification Knowledge Center is equipped with tools, research, and fleet electrification stories designed to help address key questions and challenges surrounding EV adoption and operations.
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Warren County will charge the City of Franklin for the actual cost of replacement parts or supplies, plus its customary hourly labor rate.
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Oswego Police Chief Jeff Burgner explained that front line patrol officers responding to these incidents need equipment like armored vehicles, calling such a purchase "invaluable."
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In honor of National Automotive Service Professionals Day, Tampa Mayor Jane Castor visited the city's central fleet facility to thank the fleet maintenance team for their work and presented a proclamation to honor them.
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Roswell Police Department's new Harley Davidson FLHTP Electra Glide Motorcycles will be outfitted with custom fittings, like special lights and a siren kit.
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The digital plates can add a new level of convenience, safety, and security to fleet management, according to a press release from the Texas DMV.
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The Military Vehicle Fleet Electrification Act would require at least 75% of all non-tactical vehicles, like cars, vans, and light-duty trucks, purchased or leased by DOD, or procured or leased by the General Services Agency, to be EVs or ZEVs, beginning October 1, 2022.
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