Government Fleet Expo Draws Fleet's Finest
SAN DIEGO – After surveying hundreds of public sector fleet managers, the upcoming Government Fleet Expo will draw in the fleet industry’s finest on June 8-10 in San Diego at The Town and Country Resort and Convention Center.
SAN DIEGO – After surveying hundreds of public sector fleet managers, the upcoming Government Fleet Expo will draw in the fleet industry’s finest on June 8-10 in San Diego at The Town and Country Resort and Convention Center. This conference is developed by fleet managers and catered to the fleet managers.
Join fleet managers from agencies and institutions around the nation, including, but not limited to:
Canyon County Fleet, ID
Fish Wildlife And Parks, MT
University of California at Irvine, CA
County Of Santa Barbara, CA
City of Littleton, CO
Coconino County, AZ
Customs & Border Patrol, DC
City of Tracy, CA
Salt Lake County, UT
County of Sonoma, CA
City of Texarkana, TX
City and County of Denver, CO
UCLA, CA
County Of San Diego, CA
City of Madison, WI
City of Columbus, OH
Cherokee Nation, OK
City of Santa Monica, CA
Naval Facilities Engineering Command, GA
City of Lynchburg, VA
City of Santa Monica, CA
Pierce Transit, WA
Polk County, FL
U.S. Navy, FL
City of Portland, OR
City of Troy, MI
City of Yuma, AZ
King County, WA
Culver City, CA
City of Inglewood, CA
Colorado Springs, CO
City of San Antonio, TX
Attendees will have the opportunity to tour the San Diego County Fleet Facility, managed by the 2007 Public Sector Fleet Manager of the Year, John Clements, on Sunday, June 8 at 5:30pm. After the tour attendees can mingle with their peers during the GFX Networking Reception at the facility.
For more information check out www.governmentfleetexpo.com or contact Eric Bearly, (310) 533-24578, or send him an email: ebearly@bobit.com. See you there!
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