Sentences with phrase «county vehicles»

«The departments do a good job getting as much out of county vehicles as possible, while being fiscally responsible but there is only so much they can do.

This 2016 Mitsubishi Outlander SEL is proudly offered by Mini Of Dutchess County This vehicle is loaded with great features, plus it comes with the CARFAX BuyBack Guarantee.

If you are asked for a water sample, told that there is an issue with your water pressure, or told that the water quality needs to be checked, ask to see their Chesterfield County identification badge and check that they are driving a Chesterfield County vehicle with the Chesterfield County logo,» Chesterfield County Police wrote on their Facebook page in reference to the scam.

Erie County Legislature Majority Leader Joseph Lorigo and Legislator Ted Morton have requested that the county thoroughly examine a leasing option for county vehicles to determine if tax dollars could be saved.

On April 1, 2014 Sheriff Howard traveled to Albany (presumably on county time and by county vehicle) to take part in another partisan protest on the steps of our state capitol.

Our fleet course is taught by Anthoney Fralix who oversees a fleet of 123 of Charleston County vehicles and trains state employees in defensive driving before they are allowed to operate state cars.

«Chesterfield County Utilities staff will always have identification available, such as a Chesterfield County identification badge or Chesterfield County vehicle, as proof of their affiliation with Chesterfield County.

State Comptroller Tom DiNapoli announced the results of an audit of Delaware County's usage & disposal of county vehicles.

The total includes $ 3,173 representing imputed income from Molinaro's personal use of a county vehicle and $ 26,469 from Adams» job at Tinkelman Brothers Development Company.

At the same time, Astorino was commended for his push to convert the county vehicle fleet to hybrid or alternative - fuel vehicles as well as flood mitigation projects.

The issue of Astorino's patronage habit came to light today when one of his high priced aides resigned after being arrested for DWI involving the use of a county vehicle that was in an accident.

Since I am technically not a county employee, I can not drive a county vehicle, so a shelter employee (most often Randy Bush, our head kennel technician) had to drive the shelter van.

A county vehicle t - boned the client after running a red light.