Zuniga Named Oklahoma Fleet Manager

OKLAHOMA CITY - Terry Zuniga was appointed to the position of fleet manager with the state of Oklahoma Department of Central Services (DCS) Fleet Management Division, effective Sept. 26, 2010.

by Staff

October 11, 2010

Zuniga Named Oklahoma Fleet Manager — Terry Zuniga was appointed to the position of fleet manager with the state of Oklahoma Department of Central Services (DCS) Fleet Management Division effective Sept. 26, 2010.

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OKLAHOMA CITY - Terry Zuniga was appointed to the position of fleet manager with the state of Oklahoma Department of Central Services (DCS) Fleet Management Division, effective Sept. 26, 2010. She is responsible for planning, organizing, managing, and directing the State of Oklahoma fleet operations, which includes the management of the DCS rental fleet for state entities, automated fuel network, automated fleet information system, fleet repair service, and DCS underground storage tanks.

The state Fleet Management Division operates and maintains approximately 10,000 units at 30 maintenance facilities.

Previously, Zuniga served as the DCS as assistant fleet manager, where one of her primary duties was functioning as the project manager for the statewide Maximus M-5 project. In addition, Zuniga had experience working in the private sector, including at Fuel Managers, Inc. where she served as the regional manager of business development, and for FleetCor Technologies, Inc. where she worked as an account manager.

Zuniga replaced Claton Chandler, who was appointed executive director of the West Virginia State Fleet Management Office.

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