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County approves Enterprise lease program to refresh vehicle fleet
Summary
The board approved R-2025-0506 to lease county vehicles through Enterprise, which the vendor said can offer newer vehicles with lower maintenance and open-ended equity leases without mileage penalties.
The Ogle County Board voted May 20 to approve a vehicle-leasing initiative with Enterprise Leasing (R-2025-0506) aimed at replacing older county vehicles. Finance Committee presenter Billeter moved the resolution and the board approved it by roll call; Youman was recorded absent.
Enterprise account executive Scott Perkinson told the board the program covers a broad range of units and can reduce upkeep costs: "they can provide newer vehicles with significantly lower maintenance expenses and better fuel efficiency" and the vendor confirmed leases include compact cars through dump trucks and offer open-ended equity lease terms without mileage restrictions. The resolution was placed on file following the unanimous roll-call approval.
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