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DCAS announced the expansion of its intelligent speed assistance initiative to 500 vehicles, including 158 cars identified as high-risk units due to regular speeding.
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The fuel used is 95% renewable diesel and 5% biodiesel. The initiative covers emergency and non-emergency equipment and on- and off-road vehicles.
Read More →After more than 20 years as DCAS Deputy Chief Fleet Management Officer, Eric Richardson will be departing his position with the city to transition into a new role.
Read More →In 2015, New York City committed to reducing 50% of greenhouse gas emissions from the City's fleet by 2025 – commonly known as 50x25.
Read More →In the last two months, DCAS has registered four new electric contracts, including its first electric ride share, electric car share, and electric vehicle rental contracts.
Read More →Lauren Milazzo and her team worked with DCAS and FDNY technical staff to invest in 168 replacement ambulances, 33 rear-mount ladder trucks, 25 tower ladder trucks, and 11 fire pumpers.
Read More →Tamika Johnson manages Fleet Acquisitions and Administration for the City fleet and oversees the division’s hiring and human capital efforts.
Read More →By mid-2024, all 12,600-plus heavy-duty vehicles in the city’s fleet will transition to cleaner, renewable diesel. this transition will replace up to 16 million gallons of fossil fuel every year.
Read More →The law accelerates the goal date for full fleet electrification to 2038 with a goal of 2035 for the city’s light and medium duty units.
Read More →In July 2023, the Department of Citywide Administrative Services (DCAS) surpassed 200 EV fast chargers, with 207 now operational across 12 city agencies.
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