Whatcom County Selects CEI for Collision Management Services

TREVOSE, PA – Whatcom County, Wash., has selected The CEI Group, Inc. (CEI) to provide collision management services for the 300 vehicles in the county's mixed fleet of police and civilian sedans, minivans, and light-duty trucks.

by Staff

December 26, 2007

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TREVOSE, PA – Whatcom County, Wash., has selected The CEI Group, Inc. (CEI) to provide collision management services for the 300 vehicles in the county’s mixed fleet of police and civilian sedans, minivans, and light-duty trucks. The county’s largest city and county seat is in Bellingham, located about 90 miles north of Seattle.

Katherine Croze, CEI national manager government accounts, secured the agreement for services with the State of Washington and Whatcom County elected to participate in the State agreement.

CEI, an international provider of fleet accident, risk management, and driver safety services now serves the following public fleets: City of Inglewood, Calif.; City of Gainesville, Fla.; City of Tacoma, Wash.; King County, Wash.; King County Waste Disposal; Washington State Patrol; Washington State Motor Pool Kern County, CA, and Tacoma (Wash.) Public Utilities.

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