NY Municipality Appoints Fleet Director
Richard Devesty will manage the fleet operations program across six city departments: Fire, Water, Public Works, Parks, Engineering, and Police.
Richard Devesty will manage the fleet operations program across six city departments: Fire, Water, Public Works, Parks, Engineering, and Police.
Elgin Sweeper has introduced the Whirlwind1 vacuum sweeper, the first vacuum sweeper in North America to feature variable-speed-device (VSD) technology.
Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt has signed an executive order directing all state agencies to provide an update of their fleet vehicles and to install AVL on all vehicles.
The Huntington Park Police Department (Calif.) saw a reduction in police activity after deploying the Knightscope Autonomous Security Robot.
Voting is now open for the 2020 Public Fleet Hall of Fame, which recognizes those who have made significant contributions to the public fleet industry.
XMCO will now be responsible for the preparation of all IPS deliverables required to support testing and full materiel release of the system to the U.S. Army.
Cruise lights are always on, but dimmer than emergency lights. They will be tested on Hillsborough County Sheriff’s Office patrol vehicles for a six-month trial period.
Samsara has unveiled a new mobile app and redesigned its software dashboard to streamline workflow for fleet managers.
Then-Attorney General Josh Hawley allegedly used his state-issued fleet vehicle while campaigning for his current position as Secretary of State.
Three consumer groups are urging 22 states to stop buying vehicles from select OEMs for their state fleets. California has already adopted a similar policy.
Vector Fleet Management is starting a new apprenticeship program that will be available to all entry-level fleet maintenance technicians.
These workshops will address the specific needs and interests of corporate, pharma, government, university, utility, and Canadian fleets.
New for 2020, conference tracks will help attendees find the sessions they’re most interested in, whether it’s discovering new technology or developing leadership skills.
The Town of Hempstead, N.Y., is taking back 40 cars and trucks that were used as take-home vehicles. Of these, 21 will be sold, and 19 will be turned into pool vehicles.
Effective Feb. 1, Vector Fleet has taken over fleet maintenance for Cherokee County, S.C., a service that was previously handled in-house.
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