Here is the email Marty from Parking Services sent earlier this morning.

Hi Sarah,
>
> Attached are 2 files we have on computer that will give you 05 miles & 06 miles and make of vehicle (you'll have to match the 29- numbers - license tags to 05 data) - we found everything else - but it is in boxes and on paper back to 2002, which you are more than welcome to go thru - some of the vehicles we don't have mileage on because we are not a centralized fleet - please let me know if you need anything else.
>
> thanks - marty
>
> Marty Paulins
> Director Transportation & Parking Services
> Ohio University
> 100 Factory Street / University Garage
> Athens, OH 45701
> PH : 740-597-1586
> FX : 740-593-9608
> email : paulinsm@ohio.edu



Master of Science in Environmental Studies

Visit with Parking Services

I met with Marty from Parking Services this morning. Computerized records only date back to 2005, but their should be some kind of paper trail that he is hoping to put together in a few days.

The emails Dr. Brown sent out were effective. He seemed to understand the overall goals of the project, although not all the details.

~Sarah

Search for Ground Transportation Info

In regards to finding out transportation data for vehicles used by the university:

I have spoken to various people in the University system who do extensive traveling or management of van use, specifically, Dan Vorisek who manages the Challenge Course, and Danny Twilley, an instructor in Recreation Studies. I was directed to some various financial assistants who directed me to Tom Tesar who manages Outdoor Pursuits, who directed me to MotorPool, who directed me to the Pilchner building and legal records/John Burns. Hopefully this will turn up something more than another campus tour.

~Sarah

Data should be based on fiscal years

This is just a note to say that according to Jennifer Schroeder, program officer and webmaster for Clean Air-Cool Planet, the majority of colleges collect data based on fiscal years. I am posting this as a separate post because I think it is relevant to categories for which information included in previous posts about this issue is not.

This post is to establish post labels.