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SEARCHMENUSEARCHRESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK, NC — Integrian, Inc. and its partner RMSS Inc. has been awarded an Alabama state contract for its DigitalPatroller video surveillance system. In Alabama, DigitalPatroller is currently being used by the Alabama Highway Patrol, Tuscaloosa Sheriff's Department, and Trussville Police Department.
Read More →WAYNESBORO, MS — Wayne County in Mississippi acquired 12 new fire trucks bought with funds from a million-dollar loan, a state grant, and county revenue, according to WTOK TV. The fire trucks cost $120,000 each.
Read More →NEW ORLEANS — State authorities are investigating allegations that New Orleans police officers broke into a dealership and made off with nearly 200 cars — including 41 new Cadillacs — as Hurricane Katrina closed in.
Read More →AUGUSTA, MAINE — Tire Warehouse, located throughout New England, has seen a rise in city fleets using nitrogen to fill their tires. Tire Warehouse locations have offered free nitrogen dispensing to all law enforcement agencies and ambulance services since last October.
Read More →NAPA, CA — Four hybrid, gasoline-electric cars are joining NAPA's municipal fleet, replacing less-efficient vehicles that had reached the end of their useful life.
Read More →CAPE CORAL, FL – The city of Cape Coral's fleet management department has successfully completed Fleet Counselor Services, Inc. (FCS) fleet certification-testing program and has qualified as an Industry Competitive Fleet Management Operation.
Read More →BAY CITY, MI – Police have arrested a 37-year-old Bay County man who they say stole gasoline from a state vehicle.
Read More →WASHINGTON, D.C. - When gasoline prices soared after Hurricane Katrina, New Mexico Gov. Bill Richardson looked at the sport/utility vehicle that he drives and thought about the message he was sending.
Read More →JACKSON, MS — Katrina destroyed approximately 400 municipal vehicles from the fleets of many South Mississippi towns, according to the Sun Herald. Hundreds more vehicles have severe damage.
Read More →KNOXVILLE, TN — Knox County has implemented a new policy to save fuel and cut air pollution: Employees are now prohibited from leaving county vehicles running while parked.
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