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GFX 2022 to be Held in Detroit
The 2022 Government Fleet Expo & Conference (GFX) will be held at the Huntington Place (formerly known as TCF Center) in Detroit, May 23-26.

Photo: TCF Center
During a successful Government Fleet Expo & Conference (GFX) this week, the GFX team announced the dates and location of next year’s event. It will be held at Huntington Place (formerly known as TCF Center) in Detroit, May 23-26. Those interested in speaking at the conference can submit a proposal here.
GFX is the largest gathering of public fleet managers in the nation, an event where they can learn from their peers, discover the latest technologies and equipment, and celebrate the industry’s accomplishments.

The GFX Block Party included equipment testing.
Photo: Ross Stewart Photography
This year’s event, which took place November 15-17 in Orlando, Florida, included a Block Party where attendees could test drive vehicles and a Menzi Muck excavator; an educational session produced by the Municipal Equipment Maintenance Association (MEMA), which included distributed copies of Marie Kondo’s Joy at Work book; a keynote from Janine Driver highlighting body language and how fleet managers can use it to improve their recruiting efforts; and 19 educational sessions with topics ranging from electrification to vehicle delivery delays.
It also included the annual Honors Celebration, where fleet operations and fleet managersare recognized. More information about award winners, and the conference, will be published in the January/February issue of Government Fleet.

At the Block Party, attendees could check out the latest police vehicles.
Photo: Ross Stewart Photography
*Editor's Note: This article was updated 12/20/21 with the convention center's new name.
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