City, County, State Agencies Feeling the Pinch
The Santa Fe New Mexican › August 22, 2005
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Santa Fe's record gasoline prices are posted clearly at almost every station in the city. But the amount of money that might ultimately be passed on to taxpayers to keep government vehicles fueled isn't so conspicuous.
Whether it's Santa Fe Public Schools or city, county or state government, every government entity owns vehicles that require fuel, and even though most agencies buy in bulk, the higher prices add up. If or how those costs are passed on to the public remains to be seen.See the full content of this document
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City, County, State Agencies Feeling the Pinch
Consider, for example, the plight of the state Department of Transportation, which has a fleet of 6,200 vehicles -- some of which a...
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