Butler City Council is taking action to replace city-owned vehicles.
After hearing from representatives of Enterprise Fleet Management last month, Council approved entering into a vehicle replacement program beginning in 2026 pending review by solicitor.
This plan involves placing city-owned vehicles on a fixed life cycle so that they still have value when they are ready to be replaced. The city would be able to choose what vehicles as well as where they will be upfitted and maintained.
It’s estimated that the first year of a five-year cycle will see the replacement of three non-emergency vehicles like a parks truck along with seven police vehicles at a total cost of $110,000.
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