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The Wellington City Council agreed on a plan to use a private company to manage the city's vehicles.

Enterprise Fleet Management Becomes Largest Fleet Management Provider in the United States News provided by Share this article ST. LOUIS, July 27, 2021 /PRNewswire/ --  Enterprise Fleet Management has been ranked as the largest fleet management provider in the United States, according to Automotive Fleet's 2021 Fact Book. Enterprise Fleet Management's business experienced 4% fleet growth in 2020 and continues to expand its portfolio across the nation—boasting a recent milestone of 500,000 vehicles on lease. Image courtesy of Automotive Fleet "Every day, we're demonstrating the short- and...

By: Jordan Dafnis NORMAN, Oklahoma - The City of Norman was hit by a historic hailstorm last week. During Wednesday's city council meeting, councilmembers are beginning to discuss ways to assess damage to city property. “Most of our fleet lives outside uncovered,” Norman city manager Darrel Pyle said. “We had 28 patrol vehicles with broken windows. Lots of little dents lots of pick-up trucks. Some of the heavier equipment is a little less noticeable on the garbage truck versus on of the regular vehicles.” Pyle said the city planned to replace the glass as quickly as possible but so...

3 hrs ago The main entrance of Norman’s new Senior Wellness Center is shown in this artist rendering.  Artist Rendering Provided The Norman City Council received an update on several quality of life projects, storm damage and the outlook for construction this year amid rising costs for materials. Ahead of future park improvement projects, residents will see construction begin on the proposed Senior Wellness Center and the Indoor Aquatics and Multi-Sport Center. Financial Services Director Anthony Francisco said Tuesday night that the two projects ar...

Executive Editor ELKINS — The newest phase of the city of Elkins’ sewer separation project has gotten off to “a little bit of a rocky start,” a city official said. In last week’s Elkins City Council meeting, Operations Manager Bob Pingley gave an update on the project, which got underway Feb. 1. “Phase II of the sewer separation project … got off to a little bit of a rocky start,” Pingley said. “It’s a very deep trench, with very poor soil in South Elkins. “We had some problems with close proximity to water lines. But I think we’ve worked through these problems, and no...