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SEARCHMENUSEARCHPITTSBURG, KS – Crawford County will be getting two new ambulances next year after the Board of Commissioners accepted a bid recently from Osage Industries of Linn, Mo., totaling $279,550.
Read More →ASPEN, CO – Pitkin County is crafting its own energy action plan (EAP). Currently in draft form, the plan was unveiled by energy program manager Dylan Hoffman recently during the county commissioners’ work session.
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SEATTLE – Windell Mitchell, director of the Fleet Administration Division for King County, announced that he will retire April 30, after 35 years of service to the County.
Read More →SAN DIEGO – After surveying hundreds of public sector fleet managers, the upcoming Government Fleet Expo will draw in the fleet industry’s finest on June 8-10 in San Diego at The Town and Country Resort and Convention Center.
Read More →RESTON, VA - MAXIMUS, a provider of fleet enterprise asset management software and automated fueling management solutions, recently announced that it has signed a statewide fuel system contract with the State of Maine, Department of Transportation (DOT).
Read More →LONG BEACH, CA – The Port of Los Angeles is investing in a small fleet of electric yard-hostlers and on-road trucks to spur development of zero-emissions equipment serving the ports and the goods movement industry.
Read More →STANTON, MI – Montcalm County voters likely will be asked in August to pay higher taxes in exchange for better ambulance service.
Read More →NEW YORK – The City Department of Parks and Recreation added nine new electric cars to the Astoria Park fleet.
Read More →MANASSAS, VA – Prince William County and the City of Manassas are both feeling the effects of the upsurge in gas prices and are doing more than just budgeting more money to combat the issue.
Read More →SACRAMENTO, CA – California is seeking experienced and qualified teams to compete for part of $7.7 million aimed at helping construct and improve hydrogen-fueling stations in the Los Angeles and San Francisco areas.
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