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The City of Kingsland (Ga.) assumed oversight of the Camden County fleet and its fleet employees — and that’s just the first stage of a plan to consolidate fleet services between the two agencies.
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Taking time to learn the ins and outs of propane autogas up front can boost your odds for a successful program later.
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As part of Government Fleet's Knowledge Sharing video series, Michael Brennan, CEM, fleet manager for Manatee County, Fla., discusses future fleet technologies, adapting to change, researching topics before making decisions, and watching staff learn and grow. Breannan has been in fleet management for more than 35 years.
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The City of Wichita, Kan., is having problems getting contractors to help city staff with snow plowing because the businesses are already too busy. The city now plans to build up the fleet and change the way it plows.
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With this name change comes a new look, a new website, and a more focused message to communicate the company’s value proposition to the industry.
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The average fleet salary has increased from last year to $82,732. About one-third of survey respondents said they plan to retire in the next five years.
Read More →The City of Montgomery, Ala., closes its city body shop and will outsource all city vehicle body work. The change is expected to save the city between $75,000 and $100,000 per year.
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Doosan’s wedge lock coupler can be used with 13 crawler excavator models. The wedge lock coupler allows operators to change their excavator attachments without the need for additional hydraulics but does not decrease a machine’s breakout force.
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The U.S. General Services Administration (GSA) should expand its support for telematics in leased vehicles and change its fuel rate structure to charge agencies for actual fuel use rather than miles traveled, according to a report released by the U.S. Government Accountability Office (GAO).
Read More →The Riverside (Calif.) Police Department's officers will no longer be able to use their city-issued patrol cars to run errands or take their family to dinner following a change in the agency's take-home vehicle policy.
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