HCPS_Dodge_Vehicle_List.xlsx

This is a vehicle fleet inventory list for Hillsborough County Public Schools (HCPS) in Florida, detailing the district's comprehensive transportation assets as of May 21, 2026. The inventory encompasses approximately 1,000 vehicles across multiple categories, including school buses (Thomas and International models, both diesel and electric), sedans, vans, pickup trucks, sport utility vehicles, and heavy-duty trucks from manufacturers such as Toyota, Nissan, Ford, RAM, GMC, Isuzu, Hino, and Mitsubishi. The school buses represent the largest fleet segment, with model years ranging from 2008 to 2027, including specialized wheelchair-accessible variants. Supporting vehicles include administrative sedans and SUVs, maintenance and utility trucks, cargo vans, refrigerated trucks for food services, and specialized equipment vehicles such as garbage trucks, flatbeds, and box trucks. Vehicle specifications documented in the list include Vehicle ID numbers, body type classifications, model year, make and model, license plate information, fuel type (diesel or unleaded gasoline, with several electric school buses), assigned route or department, current odometer readings, and Vehicle Identification Numbers (VINs).

The inventory data serves as a baseline asset management document for HCPS transportation operations, reflecting the district's substantial investment in fleet infrastructure to support student transportation, special education services, food services delivery, maintenance operations, and administrative functions across multiple school sites and departments. The presence of electric and hybrid vehicles, alongside traditional diesel and gasoline-powered units, indicates HCPS's commitment to modernizing its fleet while maintaining operational capacity. Vehicle assignments span specialized departments including Career Technical Education, Student Nutrition Services, Professional Standards, ESE (Exceptional Student Education), Administration, Facilities Division, Maintenance operations at multiple locations, Communications, Technology Operations, Security Services, and various area office locations. Odometer readings range from near-zero miles for recently acquired vehicles to over one million miles for heavily utilized school buses, documenting varying levels of vehicle utilization and maintenance requirements across the fleet.