Pasadena : City Gas for School Cars
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Fleet cars on official business for Pasadena City College and the Pasadena Unified School District will be able to fill up at city gasoline pumps under a one-year agreement approved by city directors.
The school district, which buys gasoline at $1.22 per gallon, the same price paid by the city, is not expected to use the city pumps often. But the college, which buys 25,000 gallons of fuel a year, would save $7,250 a year under the new policy.
The city, which buys 460,000 gallons of unleaded fuel a year under volume discounts, will be reimbursed for the gasoline used by the college and the school district.
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