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What else does Athens-Clarke County do to promote clean air?: Downsizing to smaller, more efficient vehicles has always been a practice of Fleet Management. Many compact sedans and pickups have replaced larger, more costly units.
Athens-Clarke County is also currently involved as partners in a federal grant with The University of Georgia and Washington County that is funding retrofits of clean diesel technologies. Diesel Particulate Filters (DPF’s) are being installed on many trucks, and idle reduction options are being explored.

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1. Where do I call to report a concern/comment on an Athens-Clarke County vehicle?: Please call Fleet Management at 706-613-3447. A report will be issued to the user department.

2. Does the Athens-Clarke County fleet have any alternative fuel vehicles?: Yes. 2% of our light duty fleet are either Hybrid Electric Vehicles (HEV's) or Electric Vehicles (EV's.) As units are replaced, vehicle expectations are reviewed to determine if an alternative fuel vehicle will meet the job requirements.

3. What else does Athens-Clarke County do to promote clean air?: Downsizing to smaller, more efficient vehicles has always been a practice of Fleet Management. Many compact sedans and pickups have replaced larger, more costly units.
Athens-Clarke County is also currently involved as partners in a federal grant with The University of Georgia and Washington County that is funding retrofits of clean diesel technologies. Diesel Particulate Filters (DPF’s) are being installed on many trucks, and idle reduction options are being explored.