Investigators allege that a former education director for Knox County (Tenn.) used his purchasing card to buy parts for a personal vehicle and removed vehicles and trailers from school property.
The Knox County Sheriff’s Office has requested that the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation investigate inappropriate conduct by its fleet services manager.
Baltimore PD removed 120 patrol cars from service while investigating a sexual assault that allegedly took place in a patrol car.
Members of the team allegedly violated county policy, which states alcoholic beverages may not be carried in any fleet vehicle.
A Chattanooga, Tenn., school bus driver was arrested after a bus crash resulted in the death of six children.
The Ashland City Board of Commissioners closed an investigation into $143,000 worth of tire expenditures that were unaccounted for.
The City of Palm Springs, Calif., is conducting an investigation of its Fleet Maintenance Division, focusing on alleged inappropriate vehicle repairs, parts procurement, and theft and recovery of a surplus tractor.
A veteran fleet supervisor for the City of Knoxville, Tenn., has been fired after equipment from the fleet garage was found at his home.
A veteran supervisor at the Knoxville, Tenn., Fleet Services division has been placed on administrative leave without pay while the city's police department investigates possible misappropriation of city equipment.
Workforce Central Florida disagreed with all findings of a fleet report from the Florida Office of the Inspector General. The report alleged that WCF improperly purchased, leased, and disposed of 20 vehicles.