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Florida County Appoints New Director of Fleet Management
Government Fleet Advisory Board member Daryl Greenlee will succeed Roy Sanchez as director of fleet management for Monroe County.
December 11, 2020
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Government Fleet Advisory Board member Daryl Greenlee will succeed Roy Sanchez as director of fleet management for Monroe County.
Photo: Monroe County Board of County Commissioners
The Monroe County Board of County Commissioners have appointed current fleet business manager Daryl Greenlee as the new director of fleet management succeeding Roy Sanchez, who is retiring after serving in his current position for 34 years. Greenlee and Sanchez’s position will overlap through May 2, 2021.
Roy Sanchez
Photo: Monroe County Board of County Commissioners
“Roy has an immense amount of institutional knowledge,” said Monroe County Assistant Administrator Kevin Wilson. “The transition period will allow Roy to focus on special projects that need to be done as well as share any insight he may have with Daryl.”
Greenlee joined Monroe County in 2018 with more than 30 years of experience in fleet management. Greenlee served in the military with Fleet Motor Transport. He has a degree in Automotive Technology and a bachelor’s degree in Business Administration. He is an active participant of the Certified Automotive Fleet Manager and Certified Public Fleet Professional programs, and is currently president of the Florida Association of Government Fleet Administrators.
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