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Government Fleet Launches eLearning Series
Join us for our new Learning Series, “Preparing for the Future: Meeting the Evolving Challenges of Public Fleet Management.” The first webinar takes place Thursday, June 4.
Join us for our new Learning Series, “Preparing for the Future: Meeting the Evolving Challenges of Public Fleet Management.” The first webinar takes place Thursday, June 4.
Government Fleet is hosting a virtual Honors Celebration on June 2 to announce and recognize the winners of various public-sector fleet awards
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Discover how a fleet management solution can help cut costs inside and outside the vehicle.
Today marks the launch of Celebrate Fleet week, which was created to honor fleet professionals who make sure people, goods, and services get where they need to go every day.
The vehicle docks are designed for the S14I semi-rugged laptop and U11 fully rugged tablet. These new docking solutions are designed for forklifts, logistics, and emergency response vehicles with mobile technology requirements.
John Manring, fleet chief for San Diego County, Calif., will be retiring this summer. His last day is August 2.
As the coronavirus pandemic disrupts life worldwide, public fleet managers are learning how to adjust their operations.
Each of this year’s finalists brings along four decades of experience in the industry. They’ve all risen the ranks to lead decorated fleet operations.
The Palm Beach County (Fla.) Fire Rescue (PBCFR) Department is hiring a fleet maintenance director to replace Tim Calhoun.
Jeffery Hart, fleet manager for the City of Oceanside, Calif., will be retiring in July after 38 years in fleet maintenance and management.
A recent survey of public fleet professionals showed that 78% of respondents are expecting a decreased operational budget and 81% are expecting a decreased capital budget for the next fiscal year.
The Knox County Sheriff’s Office has requested that the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation investigate inappropriate conduct by its fleet services manager.
Randy Reese, who has served as fleet manager for the City of Clarksville, Tenn., since the position was created in 2015, has announced he will retire May 31.
Marilyn Rawlings, fleet manager for the City of Cape Coral, Fla., has announced she will be retiring. Her last day is May 1.
NAFA Fleet Management Association (NAFA), the vehicle fleet industry’s largest membership association, announced Bill Schankel, CAE, as its new chief executive officer.
Government fleet professionals gathered at the Honors Celebration to commend the top fleets in the U.S. and Canada and the people who lead them.
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