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A county worker looks over one of the school buses in for repair at the Harford County fleet maintenance facility Friday April 1, 2022. The new facility in Bel Air officially opened Friday and will be used to maintain county government and public school vehicles.
Harford County Fleet Maintenance facility opens | PHOTOS
A county worker checks the oil in one of the county dumptrucks at the Harford County fleet maintenance facility Friday April 1, 2022. The new facility in Bel Air officially opened Friday and will be used to maintain county government and public school vehicles.
A county worker looks over one of the school buses in for repair at the Harford County fleet maintenance facility Friday April 1, 2022. The new facility in Bel Air officially opened Friday and will be used to maintain county government and public school vehicles.
A host of local dignitaries, county employees and others join County Executive Barry Glassman as he cuts the ribbon on the new joint-use Harford County fleet maintenance facility Friday, April 1, 2022 in Bel Air. The new facility will be used to maintain county government and public school vehicles.
A county worker looks over one of the school buses in for repair at the Harford County fleet maintenance facility Friday April 1, 2022. The new facility in Bel Air officially opened Friday and will be used to maintain county government and public school vehicles.
Harford County Executive Barry Glassman stands next to a Harford County Highways vehicle undergoing repairs during a tour of the new Harford County fleet maintenance facility in Bel Air Friday April 1, 2022.
Harford County fleet manager Warren Patrick, left, is joined by Chief Advisor Billy Boniface, center, and County Executive Barry Glassman during their tour of the newly opened Harford County fleet maintenance facility Friday April 1, 2022.
A county worker looks over one of the school buses in for repair at the Harford County fleet maintenance facility Friday April 1, 2022. The new facility in Bel Air officially opened Friday and will be used to maintain county government and public school vehicles.
