Nanaimo Eyes Electric Garbage Truck as City Eyes Fleet Electrification
Nanaimo, British Columbia, is taking a closer look at an electric garbage truck as the city explores electrification options across their fleet.
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Snowmass Village Police Add Electric Motorbikes for Trail Patrol
Two electric utility motorbikes have expanded the Snowmass Village Police Department’s fleet, purchased for trail patrol work at $6,400 each. The bikes are manufactured by UBCO, a New Zealand-based company. Each unit is a…
Petersburg Police Deploy New Fleet of Take-Home Patrol Vehicles With Advanced Safety Technology
Petersburg, Virginia, police are replacing a round-the-clock hot-seat vehicle rotation with individual take-home assignments, deploying roughly 38 Ford SUVs equipped with the Police Interceptor Package, with 10 more units on order…
Ferguson Twp. Police Introduce First Electric Patrol Cruiser in Centre Region
Ferguson Township police have deployed the Centre region’s first electric patrol cruiser, marking a milestone for EV adoption in Pennsylvania municipal law enforcement.
Mission, B.C. Expands Snow Fleet and Routes for Improved Winter Response
The City of Mission is expanding its snow removal fleet and service routes to strengthen winter road response. The move adds equipment capacity and broadens coverage across the municipality.
Dallas Turns Garbage Trucks Into a Property-Condition Surveillance Fleet
Dallas has outfitted its garbage trucks with surveillance cameras, using the existing fleet to extend citywide blight monitoring at minimal cost.
L.A. Council Authorizes 107 Non-Patrol Vehicles for $13 Million Ahead of 2028 Olympics
The Los Angeles City Council approved a $13 million purchase of 107 non-patrol vehicles in connection with the 2028 Olympics, drawing criticism from Council member Hernandez over cost commitments.
Nashville Metro Paid Millions for Trash Trucks in Lease Deal Tied to Federal Investigation
Nashville’s Metro government paid millions for refuse trucks in a procurement deal now linked to a federal investigation involving a city official and real estate developers.
Hemet Approves $342,000 in Funds for Police Fleet
Hemet, California, has approved $342,000 in Measure U sales-tax funds for police fleet vehicles as part of a routine consent calendar action.
Buffalo Launches In-House Hot Patching Operation and Pothole Repair Counter
The City of Buffalo is standing up its own hot patching operation and launching a pothole repair counter to track progress, Mayor Sean Ryan announced. The move brings road repair work in-house and adds public accountability to the…
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