The Colorado Department of Transportation works toward developing free and affordable housing for the maintenance workers of Colorado.
The City of Boulder is partnering with Fermata Energy to test the ability to reduce the city’s building energy costs with a pilot at the North Boulder Recreation Center.
The Colorado Municipal League has developed a COVID-19 resource webpage for municipal officials, which provides sample and best practice documents and links to information sources to assist municipalities with questions related to the pandemic.
The National Conference of State Fleet Administrators (NCSFA) has elected new executive committee members and named the Tennessee fleet as its Fleet Excellence Award recipient.
Colorado’s Air Quality Control Commission voted 8-to-1 for ZEV standards, joining 10 other states such as California and New York and supported by the Alliance of Automobile Manufacturers and Global Automakers.
In order to meet its 200-vehicle goal, the state will need to buy at least 60 vehicles each year for the next two fiscal years.
The Colorado Department of Transportation (CDOT) will install equipment on 100 fleet vehicles, allowing them to communicate information to and from the state’s Traffic Management Center.
With the governor's executive order, the State of Colorado may adopt California’s stricter low-emission vehicle standards.
FleetCommander creator Agile Access Control, Inc., was awarded the State of Colorado’s price agreement for a vehicle reservation system (motor pool technology).
The Colorado Department of Transportation (CDOT) unveiled the world's first self-driving work zone vehicle designed to improve safety for road maintenance crews. The vehicle is positioned behind road construction crews to protect workers from the traveling public.
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