In the hopes of reducing overall maintenance costs for its aging fleet of vehicles, Kyle city leaders Oct. 17 turned to a pilot program for help.
By a 6-0 vote, the Kyle City Council unanimously approved a contract with Enterprise Rental Car to reduce the overall maintenance costs of city vehicles. Council member Daphne Tenorio was absent during the vote.
Under the contract, Kyle would lease vehicles from Enterprise for all departments, including the police department. James Earp, Kyle assistant city manager, said the agreement would be implemented over a five-year period in which 20 percent of the city’s fleet would be phased out every year.
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