MANAGING PUBLIC SECTOR VEHICLES & EQUIPMENT
Municipalities and rural electric cooperative utilities can apply for zero-interest financing to purchase electric vehicles or charging infrastructure.
The Virginia Division of Capitol Police has added a new six-seat Polaris GEM electric vehicle to its fleet.
Polk County (Fla.) Fire Rescue took delivery of seven new custom fire pumpers designed by E-One.
The Baltimore County (Md.) Police Department has begun the transition from patrol sedans to SUVs following Ford's decision to discontinue the Police Interceptor Sedan.
The Houston City Council has approved two measures to supplement its waste collection fleet and services.
When Hurricane Harvey struck in 2017, the Fulshear Simonton (Texas) Fire Department relied on other public entities and federal assistance for high-water vehicles. Now it has two of its own.
New Jersey City University’s Department of Facilities and Construction Management completed the capital purchase of three electric vehicles.
Kern County, Calif., had experienced eight consecutive years of significant cuts to its fleet management budget. Leasing will allow it to save $2 million over five years.
Sourcewell recently awarded contracts in the "Snow and Ice Handling Equipment" category on behalf of its member agencies.
Public agencies, which purchase a significant number of large vehicles, can reduce traffic fatalities by buying vehicles with improved designs.