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Webb County Commissioners approved the purchases of a number of fire vehicles, police vehicles, and water utilities vehicles.
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Part of the city's Transportation Electrification Action Plan includes a recommendation to purchase 200 light-duty EVs for the city's public fleet by 2030, so the city can lead by example.
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The 60-month agreement offers a streamlined ordering process and reduced administrative burden for U.S. federal agencies transitioning to electric-powered transportation solutions.
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The updated Broom Badger is ideal for municipalities and contractors looking for a compact street sweeper.
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The Corvette will not be used to apprehend suspects. It will be used to interact with residents, and is meant to help residents become comfortable with law enforcement officers.
Read More →The law would ask the Department of General Services to consider a light-duty vehicle's lifetime costs, rather than its sticker price, before purchasing or leasing.
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Police departments are implementing changes in order to save money on fuel, as Russia's war on Ukraine continues.
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The Fleet Electrification Knowledge Center is equipped with tools, research, and fleet electrification stories designed to help address key questions and challenges surrounding EV adoption and operations.
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Warren County will charge the City of Franklin for the actual cost of replacement parts or supplies, plus its customary hourly labor rate.
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Oswego Police Chief Jeff Burgner explained that front line patrol officers responding to these incidents need equipment like armored vehicles, calling such a purchase "invaluable."
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