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Nogales council directs GPS installation for fleet, asks staff to draft updated vehicle policy
Summary
Council voted to require GPS on fleet vehicles, asked staff to merge a state template and local policy into a revised vehicle‑use policy, and agreed to review the mayor—s vehicle status after staff locates a prior council action.
The Nogales City Council voted to require GPS tracking on the city fleet and asked staff to prepare a revised vehicle‑use policy combining the city—s prior rules with a model template used by other public entities.
Why it matters: Council members raised concerns about unassigned vehicles, idling and fuel costs, and whether vehicles designated for mayor, city manager or directors have explicit approval and budget lines. Staff said current records show some vehicles are not assigned to specific drivers and that fleet reports can show mileage, idling and location once GPS…
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