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When the work you do is highly visible, so are the grievances that the public might build against your department; however, there are steps managers can take to ensure their fleet is spotless in the eyes of the communities they serve.
Read More →ROLLA, MO - City Council members unanimously approved a policy for the take-home of 43 of the city's 134-vehicle fleet, of which 35 are used for public safety and eight are for various departments.
Read More →Arizona Governor Doug Ducey is selling off three state planes and consolidating the air fleet as part of efforts to save nearly $2.5 million.
Read More →EVANSVILLE, IN — In response to increased fuel costs and in accordance with suggestions made by the city of Evansville efficiency study, Mayor Jonathan Weinzapfel on Sept. 19 an-nounced changes to the city employee take-home vehicle policy that will reduce the number of assigned take-home vehicles, excluding public safety vehicles, from 23 to 10.
Read More →WASHINGTON, D.C. – The District of Columbia's fire trucks and ambulances are involved in an average of two crashes per week.
Read More →DENVER - The next Alternative Fuel Trade Alliance Workshop will take place on September 9 in Denver. The training seminar will cover alternative fuel quality, infrastructure, available vehicles, safety, and environmental impact of propane, ethanol, biodiesel, and compressed natural gas.
Read More →LONG BEACH, CA - After 30 years the City of Long Beach's Superintendent of Maintenance Vern Helbig is retiring. Helbig spent time specializing in police motorcycle repair and was an advocate for motorcycle safety.
Read More →The Tucson Police and Fire Departments are each expected to receive $75 million for equipment upgrades and capital improvements.
Read More →San Bernandino County, Calif., will use the helicopters for patrol, high-altitude rescues, and fire suppression.
Read More →Are any of the vehicles in your fleet recalled? Check out the latest recalls of popular government fleet vehicles and equipment.
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