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SEARCHMENUSEARCHMONMOUTH COUNTY, NJ — The 25 cars Monmouth County officials have vowed to remove from the county's “take-home” fleet of 269 represent the first step in a broader effort to review and possibly reduce the inventory of county-owned vehicles.
Read More →FRANKLIN COUNTY, OHIO — Franklin County Commissioners have approved legislation that will add a number of vehicles to its clean-fuel fleet, according to www.thisweeknews.com. Grant funding will add four vans that use natural gas and 10 to 12 flexible-fuel vehicles that use a blend of ethanol and gasoline.
Read More →JEFFERSONVILLE, KY – The city of Jeffersonville provides 77 take-home vehicles to employees – including some in the parks, engineering and street departments.
Read More →LONG BEACH, CA – Long Beach may be cleaning up its act when it comes to the 1,700 cars, trucks, motorcycles, boats, and other vehicles in the city's fleet.
Read More →RESTON, VA – MAXIMUS, a provider of consulting, health, and human services program management, and information technology services, has signed contracts for its integrated fleet and fuel management solution with three cities in North America.
Read More →NORTH LIBERTY, IOWA — collectiveData, Inc., a provider of maintenance management software, has released its new schedule of Web-based maintenance management software modules. The new modules will run on nearly any Web-enabled device, including both handheld and desktop PC's, Web-enabled cell phones, BlackBerrys, and other devices.
Read More →PORTLAND, OR — Freightliner LLC donated a new $240,000 fire truck to the Oregon Department of Public Safety Standards and Training Academy. The truck is a 2005 model pumper that features an American LaFrance body on a Freightliner M2 medium-duty chassis. It can carry five fire fighters, has a 1,000 gallon water tank, and can pump up to 1,000 gallons per minute.
Read More →ALBEMARLE COUNTY, VA — Albemarle County officials unveiled the county's newest vehicles — two white Ford Escape hybrids. The sport/utility vehicles will be used for county business, mostly for those who need four-wheel-drive to visit construction sites or navigate dangerous weather.
Read More →FRANKFORT, KY — The Kentucky Transportation Department encountered a few surprises when it assessed its government fleet, including finding vehicles the state didn't know it owned and vehicles the state didn't know it had sold.
Read More →MONTPELIER, VT — Some state workers in Vermont are questioning the prudence of the state's year-old Fleet Management Services program.
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