After Audit Alleges Misconduct and Misuse, Erie County Drafts New Fleet Reform
Erie County, New York, overhauled its fleet policies following past scandals.
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Red-and-Blue Emergency Lights on Wilmington, N.C. Patrol Vehicles to Aid Visibility
In transitioning patrol vehicles to red-and-blue emergency lighting, the Wilmington, North Carolina, Police Department looks to improve visibility at night and in adverse weather.
LEHR Acquisition Expands Its Upfitting Footprint to the Midwest
LEHR has acquired 911 Custom, adding Midwest upfitting capacity to its platform. The move broadens options for public-safety fleets sourcing emergency vehicle upfitting services.
WEX Launches AI-Powered Fuel Fraud Detection for Commercial Fleets
WEX has introduced SecureFuel, an AI-driven fraud prevention tool designed to catch unauthorized or suspicious fuel card activity for commercial fleet operators.
Verizon Connect Reveal Telematics Now Available on GSA Contract
Verizon Connect has made its Reveal fleet telematics platform available through GSA contracts, giving public-sector fleets a simpler path to procurement without a standalone bid process.
Verizon Connect Upgrades AI Dashcam Features Based on Fleet Safety Study
Verizon Connect is rolling out AI dashcam improvements informed by a fleet safety study, targeting more precise event detection for commercial and public fleets.
Verizon Connect and AWS Announce Collaboration
Verizon Connect and Amazon Web Services are collaborating on a joint initiative, with details suggesting cloud infrastructure and fleet technology integration.
City of Foley Opens New Public Works Campus
Foley, Alabama has opened a new public works campus, giving the city’s fleet and public works teams a modern base for maintenance and operations.
Ram Updates 2027 Heavy Duty Lineup With New Engine and Wheel Options
Stellantis has detailed updates to the 2027 Ram Heavy Duty lineup, including a first-ever Cummins High-Output diesel option for the Power Wagon and a returning beadlock-capable wheel on the HEMI model.
NYC Mayor Signs Executive Order Requiring Pedestrian Alerts and Speed Limiters on City Fleet
New York City Mayor Zohran Kwame Mamdani signed Executive Order 19, directing the Department of Citywide Administrative Services to retrofit roughly 4,000 existing civilian fleet trucks with pedestrian alert systems by June 2029 and…
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