The City of Milwaukee should layoff their current gasoline power vehicles while hiring alternative fuel power vehicles for civil service. In today’s environmentally conscious society, major emphasis is being placed on the government to become greener and cleaner. The City of Milwaukee is spending a tremendous amount of the current budget to fuel and maintain inefficient gasoline powered vehicles; it has left the city in a continuous substantial annual deficit. The City of Milwaukee should begin using taxpayers’ dollars to fund the transition to convert public service vehicles to vehicles that use alternative fuels, for example: hydrogen, natural gas, Biodiesel, or hybrid vehicles. Other states and branches of government have used alternative fuel vehicles with astonishing results and public acceptance in a concentrated effort to reduce American dependency on foreign petroleum. Public transportation has an essential role in the City of Milwaukee by allowing its citizens access to affordable and reliable transportation throughout the metro area, as well as, surrounding counties but the recent rise in fuel cost has placed a severe pinch on the Milwaukee County Transit Service (MCTS) budget. To maximize profit, the MCTS has eliminated routes and raised fares, which has had a negative effect with dwindling rider attendance along with an increase in violent activity, which has jeopardizes patron’s safety and damaged public appeal. According to a survey that was issued to 100 MCTS rider, over 97% of the riders would prefer an alternative fuel public transportation while 99% of the riders agree that the current city budget is being crippled by high fuel cost. The current diesel engines that propels the 10,000-pound beasts to an average cruising speed of 20 miles per hour between route stops are extremely deafening to riders and are fuel inefficient due to frequent