Three Government Fleets Among Winners in Dossier Fleet Calendar Photo Contest
BURLINGTON, N.J. – The 2008 wall calendar from Arsenault Associates will feature 12 winners of a Dossier fleet calendar photo contest. Three government fleets are among the winners.

BURLINGTON, N.J. – The 2008 wall calendar from Arsenault Associates will feature 12 winners of a Dossier fleet calendar photo contest. Three government fleets are among the winners. The calendar will be distributed to Dossier fleet maintenance software users and is available free on request to other fleet professionals.
Each monthly page on the Dossier calendar features a semi-final winner of the Fleet Photo Contest that was open to Dossier fleet maintenance software users. Arsenault’s Fleet Maintenance Photo Contest, the first such contest ever, asked Dossier users for photographs of their fleet, shop, fuel island, or anything else of interest to maintenance professionals. Entries included a brief statement about how Dossier has helped them to better control their fleet — to reduce costs, downtime, or parts inventories, for example.
Among the winners is the City of Alcoa, Tenn., which operates a variety of equipment from police cars to fire engines to medium-duty work trucks. Their winning photograph shows maintenance department personnel and selected equipment as seen from an extended cherry picker. The other government fleet winners were the Egg Harbor Township Board of Education, Egg Harbor Township, N.J., and Morton County Highway Department of Mandan, N.D.
The 2008 Dossier calendars will be distributed to all Dossier software users in November and will be available to anyone else who requests one. To receive a 2008 Dossier calendar, contact Arsenault Associates at (800) 525-5256 or by e-mail at mailto:Sales@arsenault.biz.
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