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Read More →CASPER, WY – The City of Casper, Wyo., is considering a plan to purchase an additional 42 marked police vehicles and make them available as take-home vehicles for the police department’s officers.
Read More →The Detroit Police Department is making full lease payments for 110 leases that have been expired for as long as six years. The PD has paid more than $56,000 to lease a 2004 Dodge Intrepid, according to WXYZ.
Read More →TORRANCE, CA – For the upcoming 2012 Government Fleet Expo & Conference (2012 GFX), fleet manager registrations are up 35% when compared with the same period in 2011.
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TYLER, TEXAS - The Tyler (Texas) Police Department took delivery of 10 Victory Commander I police motorcycles. The motorcycles were delivered ready for duty with lights and siren, radios, radio connections, radar, and video equipment.
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The 2012 Government Fleet Expo and Conference (GFX) is designed with the public fleet manager in mind. Learn, network, compare, and take home valuable information to improve your fleet.
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The award, sponsored by Fleet Counselor Services, recognizes the best in public sector fleet management and will be presented at the government fleet expo and conference (GFX) in Denver.
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Whether constructing a new facility, retrofitting a parts department, or initiating a vehicle replacement cycle, completing major, capital-intensive ventures involves three critical phases: planning, execution, and evaluation.
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ATLANTA - C.W. “Bill” Malcolm, CPFP, was named director of Fleet Services for the City of Atlanta. Malcolm was previously the fleet manager at Metro Nashville & Davidson County, Tenn.
Read More →MIAMI – Miami-Dade County's Mayor Carlos Gimenez recently explained how it is using, and plans to use, the vehicle inventory at a fleet facility after news reports came out saying the County had a number of "unused" fleet vehicles in storage.
Read More →COLUMBUS, OH – A new performance audit of the Ohio Department of Transportation (ODOT) found a total of $6 million in potential savings, with fleet vehicle use identified as one of two key areas where ODOT could reduce costs.
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