2018 Leading Fleets Announced

The Leading Fleets program recognizes peak-performing public fleet operations. The 50 Leading Fleets and the Notable Fleets will be recognized at the Honors Celebration at GFX in June.

by Staff

March 27, 2018

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Government Fleet magazine and the American Public Works Association (APWA) have announced the Leading Fleets for 2018. The awards program, sponsored by Ford and Geotab, recognizes operations that are performing at a high level, particularly in fleet leadership, competitiveness and efficiency, planning for the future, and overcoming challenges.

The 50 Leading Fleets represent the best in the industry. Government Fleet will announce rankings for the top 20 fleets as well as top fleets in size categories: No. 1 small fleet (499 or fewer assets), No. 1 mid-size fleet (500-999 assets), and No. 1 large fleet (1,000 or more assets) at GFX.

Criteria for the award include:

The efficiency, effectiveness, and modernity of the fleet operation, based on 20 key criteria
How an operation prioritizes and exhibits leadership within its team, with customers, within its local community, and within the overall fleet community.
How an operation ensures competitiveness and efficiency.
The future vision of the operation and leadership steps taken to get there.
How an operation addresses and overcomes its biggest challenges.

The Leading Fleets and Notable Fleets will be recognized at GFX during The Honors Celebration, with certificates and plaques, and with a group photo to be published in the awards issue of Government Fleet magazine. Public Fleet Hall of Fame inductees and the Public Sector Fleet Manager of the Year will also be honored at the awards ceremony.

We thank the judges for this year’s award: Craig Croner, CPFP, administrative services manager, City of Boise, Idaho; Sam Lamerato, CPFP, retired fleet superintendent, City of Troy, Mich.; Kelly Reagan, fleet administrator, City of Columbus, Ohio; and Bob Stanton, consultant.

Leading Fleets (in alphabetical order):

City of Anaheim, California
City of Beverly Hills, California
City of Boca Raton, Florida
City of Buckeye, Arizona
City of Cape Coral, Florida
City of Charlotte, Management & Financial Services, Fleet Management, North Carolina
City of Chesapeake, Virginia
City of Concord, California
City of Conroe, Texas
City of Denton Fleet Services, Texas
City of Dublin, Ohio
City of Durham, North Carolina
City of Fort Collins, Colorado
City of Fort Wayne, Indiana
City of Germantown, Tennessee
City of Greenville, South Carolina
City of Houston
City of Huntington Beach, California
City of Kitchener, Ontario, Canada
City of Lakeland, Florida
City of Long Beach, California
City of Milwaukee
City of New York
City of Oceanside, California
City of Orange, California
City of Orlando, Florida
City of Richmond, British Columbia, Canada
City of Roseville, California
City of Sacramento, Department of Public Works, California
City of Tampa Fleet Management Division, Florida
City of Tempe, Arizona
City of Tulsa Equipment Management, Oklahoma
City of Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
City of Ventura, California
City of Wichita, Kansas
County of Sacramento, California
County of San Diego
County of Sonoma Fleet Operations, California
CPS Energy, Texas
Denver Department of Public Works, Fleet Management Division
Denver International Airport
Fairfax County Department of Vehicle Services, Virginia
Forest Preserve District of DuPage County, Illinois
Indianapolis Fleet Services
King County Fleet Administration Division, Washington
Manatee County Fleet Services, Florida
New York City Police Department
Orange County Government, Florida
The University of Texas at Austin
United States Air Force/441st Vehicle Support Chain Operations Squadron