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OCEAN CITY, MD – Resort police will install five to six Panasonic brand cameras in late August at a cost of $5,998 per car, according to The Daily Times.
Read More →BOSTON - The City of Boston is the first municipality in America to approve the Ford Transit Connect for taxi use.
Read More →Greater Quad-City Auto Auction (GQCAA) has teamed with the General Services Administration (GSA) to hold the first public, client-specific Internet auctions in May and June 2003.
Read More →NASHUA, NH - Thanks to an innovative partnership between the City of Nashua and UPS, the process of replacing seven-year-old Department of Public Works garbage trucks could become one of the city’s most significant green initiatives. The City is looking into getting CNG-powered trucks and plans to partner with UPS to build a permanent CNG fueling station.
Read More →MACOMB, IL - Macomb Mayor Mick Wisslead has named Walter J. Burnett, CAFM, as public works director, to oversee all divisions within the department. Burnett comes to the City of Macomb from the City of Beverly Hills, Calif., where he was public works maintenance operations manager.
Read More →In a little more than six years, the city has paid $466,504.91 to keep its fleet of about 4,780 vehicles clean, according to The Memphis Commercial Appeal newspaper.
Read More →SAN DIEGO - THINK EV, a Norway-based electric vehicle maker, said it will be showcasing its THINK City battery electric vehicle at the 2010 Green Fleet Conference, scheduled for Oct. 18-19.
Read More →EDEN PRAIRIE, MN - The City has implemented a "20-40-15" initiative, which calls for Eden Prairie to increase the efficiency of its facilities by 20 percent (compared to 2005 levels) and fleet efficiency by 40 percent, all by 2015.
Read More →While other carsharing firms have exited Philadelphia, Zipcar is “doubling down” on its commitment to the city.
Read More →Toyota Motor Sales USA has delivered more than 130 units of its hybrid electric-gas car, the Prius, to the City of Los Angeles.
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