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    In 2004, Addison purchased its first Hybrid Electric Vehicle (HEV) to replace a standard pickup truck.  We now have 10 HEVs in our fleet, resulting in a fuel usage savings of 50% over the vehicles that were replaced.  We continue to monitor the technological advances in alternative fueled vehicles.  For now, hybrid technology is the way to go.  Hydrogen vehicles are on the horizon and we'll be looking at what possibilities may be available there as well.

    In 2004, Addison purchased its first Hybrid Electric Vehicle (HEV) to replace a standard pickup truck. We now have 10 HEVs in our fleet, resulting in a fuel usage savings of 50% over the vehicles that were replaced.

    Fleet Services – The Town of Addison’s General Services Department is responsible for maintaining 200+ vehicles and equipment: police cars, fire trucks, Air Rescue Fire Fighting vehicle, ambulances, motorcycles, dump trucks, aerial trucks, street sweeper, chipper, backhoes, vactor, arrows/message boards, and trailers. We currently have four Technicians on staff. Our Technicians are ASE and/or EVT certified and provide excellent service. We have an extensive parts warehouse that ensures cost efficient and timely repairs to our vehicles.

    Fuel Management – Fleet Services manages two fleet fueling facilities. Both are state of the art electronic dispensing and inventory monitoring system systems that provide efficiency and environmental compliance.

    Current Conditions in Addison, TX
    Water Restrictions: None in Effect

    Welcome to Addison Green

    The Town of Addison City Council, City Manager and Town staff are committed to taking action to make Addison a leader in sustainable development and operations that protect and enhance the Town’s quality of life.

    >> Read more about our sustainability commitment

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    Sep-03-2010
    If you're doing work on an older home or school building, be sure to follow lead-safe work practices. Contain the work area and keep kids and pets away. Minimize dust. And clean up thoroughly. Lead is harmful to adults and children, and common renovation jobs like sanding, cutting, or demolition can create lead dust and chips. See more on renovating from the EPA.