Jacksonville Facing $3M Fuel Cost Increase

JACKSONVILLE, FL - The City of Jacksonville is facing a major increase in fuel costs in 2011, with half of the fleet management division's budget going to pay for fuel.

by Staff

April 7, 2011

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JACKSONVILLE, FL – The City of Jacksonville is facing a $3 million increase in fuel costs for 2011. According to a news report in the Florida Times Union, the City’s fleet management division is budgeted to spend $20.9 million on fuel costs. The City’s fleet consists of 5,600 vehicles and equipment, and fuel costs will make up more than half of fleet management’s $39.6 million budget for the year. Click on the link above for the full story.

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