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The Massachusetts State Police has activated automated vehicle location (AVL) systems in all 1,087 marked police cruisers.
Read More →WORCESTER, MA – City Manager Michael O'Brien has submitted to the City Council a comprehensive plan for reducing local greenhouse emissions and identifying alternative energy sources.
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SOMERVILLE, MA - The city's "greening" initiatives includes adding eco-friendly vehicles to its fleets and harnessing wind energy.
Read More →The City of Boston in launched a “City Hall To Go” truck, inspired by the popularity of food trucks. The truck works as a mobile City Hall, offering a menu of services.
Read More →NORTHAMPTON, MA – Northampton's public works vehicles are now running on B-20 biodiesel fuel.
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CAMBRIDGE, MA – The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency gave a grant of $83,467 to the city of Cambridge and MIT to collaborate in an effort to reduce diesel pollution from their respective vehicle fleets over the next two years, according to the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
Read More →The installation of 17 EV charging stations has begun at several of 12 sites across the base. Charging stations will have the capacity to support 34 non-tactical vehicles at a time.
Read More →The new program offers free commercial-grade Ford Pro chargers for home or worksite charging to software subscribers enrolled in the Massachusetts Clean Peak Energy Standard.
Read More →Two years ago, the City of Boston's central fleet management was in dire shape. With strong management backing, director Jim McGonagle and his team have executed an astounding fleet operation turnaround.
Read More →Lowell PD's new UTV was upfitted with repurposed lights and radio equipment from old police cruisers to equip the utility vehicle, which prevented the department from having to buy that equipment new — a substantial cost savings.
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