Program Pushes Law Enforcement to Consider Alternative Vehicles

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Greater Indiana Executive Director Kerri Garvin says the launch of the law enforcement project came organically.
Garvin says the Drive Electric Indiana program is working to help entities beyond just law enforcement think about adding electric vehicles to their fleets statewide.