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The law enforcement agency that protects federal buildings has wasted $2.5 million a year by maintaining more fleets vehicles than officers and adding bicycle racks to its SUVs, an Office of Inspector General audit has found.
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WASHINGTON – The U.S. Government owns 642,233 vehicles. Operating those vehicles — maintenance, leases, and fuel — cost $3.4 billion last year.
Read More →WASHINGTON, D.C. – Federal auditors have found that several Department of Energy (DOE) operations have more vehicles than they use.
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The District of Columbia Fire and Emergency Medical Services Department (DCFEMS) has selected BDA Global to perform an audit that will examine the department’s current fleet capacity and management practices.
Read More →ALBUQUERQUE, NM – An audit report of the Albuquerque Fire Department’s (AFD) fleet maintenance program suggested improvements in its preventive maintenance policies, control over outsourced maintenance activities, technician certifications, and facility size.
Read More →COLORADO SPRINGS, CO – Colorado Springs Utilities ignored its own policies for vehicles driven to and from work by employees, according to a city audit.
Read More →HOUSTON - The City of Houston performed an audit of the process to sell/transfer vehicle repair parts to NAPA, finding adjustments totaling 30 percent of the original book value.
Read More →Whether you’re a veteran fleet manager or a former technician who rose through the ranks, taking the time to build a strategic fleet management plan is a great way to ensure you’re addressing the fleet’s current needs.
Read More →A former St. James Parish (La.) transit mechanic is accused of purchasing $11,000 in automobile and boat parts using parish funds that did not fit parish-owned vehicles, a Louisiana investigative audit found.
Read More →Day 3 of GFX 2025 brought the core program to a close with hands-on collaboration, operational clarity, and forward-looking conversations that carried into the evening.
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