MANAGING PUBLIC SECTOR VEHICLES & EQUIPMENT
The Chicago Police Department will soon take delivery of 200 Ford Police Interceptor Utility Hybrid vehicles, which are made in the city.
To better navigate the streets of Omaha, Neb., the Douglas County Sheriff's office successfully implemented a new motor unit to its fleet earlier this year.
Virginia is adding unmarked SUVs to its fleet to transport subjects of involuntary mental health detentions to psychiatric hospitals.
The Davis (Calif.) Police Department has been approved to purchase an armored rescue vehicle that resembles a delivery van.
A former inventory specialist for the Washington County, Minn., is accused of stealing more than $6,000 in automotive parts and tools from the county.
Atlanta's police vehicles have an average age of seven years and roughly 72,000 miles. An audit shows that 52% of the 1,065 vehicles in the fleet were beyond their life cycle.
The City of Muncie, Ind., held an open house to show off a fleet of new ambulances that officials hope will begin service in the city’s underserved areas by next month.
Los Angeles County's 10 new mental health transport vehicles are expected to mitigate the risk of trauma cased by ambulance or law enforcement transportation.
The City of Norwich, Conn., can’t replace all its aging fire trucks, and its city manager is proposing reducing the fleet by four or five vehicles.
The Baton Rouge (La.) Police Department has updated its aged and depleted fleet of patrol cars with 35 new unmarked cars and 38 marked cars.