June 2012

How Local Associations are Bringing Fleets Together

Information and networking are two main reasons why public fleet managers find local and government-specific associations valuable. Board members from various associations talk to GF about cost savings, training opportunities, and the face-to-face interaction their organizations provide.

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In This Issue

An equipment motor pool at the City of Chesapeake, Va., consists of 29 units.

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Equipment Pools Aid Cost-Cutting and Utilization

Analyze whether an above-ground or underground storage tank is best. Pictured is an OPW...

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Fleet Project Management: Constructing a Fueling Facility

3 Finalists Compete For the Public Sector Fleet Manager of the Year Award

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3 Finalists Compete For the Public Sector Fleet Manager of the Year Award

Vehicle return lanes have color-coded flags, pictured here during a "lean event." Vehicle...

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Maintaining Fleet Service Levels in a Shrinking Budget Environment

Idaho Power Company, one of the members of the Northwest Utility Fleet Managers Association,...

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Northwest Utilities Band Together for Benchmarking Initiative