City of Tulsa Fleet to Go "Green"

TULSA, OK - Tulsa Mayor Kathy Taylor unveiled the City's "Green Fleet," during a recent news conference at River West Festival Park.

by Staff

March 4, 2009

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TULSA, OK - Tulsa Mayor Kathy Taylor unveiled the City's "Green Fleet," during a recent news conference at River West Festival Park, according to the Greater Tulsa Reporter.

A total of 89 vehicles – all considered to be green because of their use of efficient engines or alternative fuels – have been ordered over the past year for the Tulsa motor fleet, said Larry Hood, purchasing agent for the City of Tulsa. Most of those vehicles, ordered to replace aging vehicles with high mileage and maintenance costs, haven't been delivered yet.

"Our fleet vehicles include a large number of Ford Escape Hybrids as well as many Honda Civic GX vehicles, which use CNG fuel," said Brent Jones, director of the Equipment Management Department.

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