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Central Garage
The Highway Department’s Central Garage maintains all of the Town’s automotive fleet and motorized equipment in its 4-bay, 4-hydraulic lift facility at the highway yard.
The fleet includes:
In 2008, The Highway Department first put into operation the first sanitation truck to run on used vegetable oil. The “Veggie Oil Truck” still runs today saving the Town thousands of dollars in diesel costs and helping to reduce carbon emissions.
Mike Pinto is the Fleet Manager, supervising a crew of four skilled mechanics.
Vehicles
The fleet includes:
- 10 and 6-wheel dump trucks
- Buses for Recreation and Community Services
- Emergency vehicles from the fire and police departments and ambulances
- Heavy construction equipment such as pay-loaders and backhoes
- Hybrid electric truck
- Pick-up trucks
- Salt spreaders including the controllers and hydraulics that operate the spreading mechanisms
- Turf equipment
- Utility trucks such as sewer vacuum trucks and aerial lift trucks
Veggie Oil Truck
In 2008, The Highway Department first put into operation the first sanitation truck to run on used vegetable oil. The “Veggie Oil Truck” still runs today saving the Town thousands of dollars in diesel costs and helping to reduce carbon emissions.
Fleet Manager
Mike Pinto is the Fleet Manager, supervising a crew of four skilled mechanics.