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2026 Public Fleet Hall of Fame Inductees Honored
Honorees are recognized industry leaders and pioneers who have significantly contributed to the public fleet profession.
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Read More →CHICAGO – The City of Chicago’s Department of Procurement Services (DPS) collected $3.6 million in 2011 from selling City surplus vehicles and materials via its online auction system.
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HOUSTON – The City of Houston’s Mayor Annise Parker has announced a new director of fleet management for the City, Kenneth Hoglund, who previously worked as the director of fleet management for Cintas Corp.
Read More →VIRGINIA BEACH, VA - The City’s public works division concurred with the auditor’s findings and has already implemented a number of the recommended changes. The audit found no cases of fraud.
Read More →JACKSONVILLE, FL - Jacksonville Mayor Alvin Brown appointed Karim Kurji as the chief of fleet management for the City. Kurji brings two decades of experience as a controller, auditor, and accountant.
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After years of submitting capital improvement program requests for a new fleet maintenance facility, the project is finally approved. Now what?
Read More →AMHERST, MA - Fleet staff at the University of Massachusetts in Amherst say the University's 737 fleet vehicles are well-managed and improper use is rare, according to The Republican.
Read More →CANTON, GA - The City of Canton, Ga., Police Department's first motorcycle leases are for two new Harley-Davidson motorcycles.
Read More →PFLUGERVILLE, TX - The new Chevrolet Tahoes will be used by the Police Department's Community Services, Administration, Street Response Team, and Patrol divisions.
Read More →OHIO - The list of potential services to share includes fleet in addition to recycling, courts, purchasing, technology, and health insurance.
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DELAND, FL – Volusia County is using two new “utility task vehicles” for its Beach Patrol officers instead of the pickup trucks it used previously.
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