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RIVERSIDE, CA - Fleet Services works in seven facilities throughout the County, servicing about 4,000 units. Fleet hopes to have the remaining three facilities certified by the end of this year.
Read More →LAS CRUCES, NM - The County currently has two facilities, one for the Sheriff's Office and one for all other vehicles. The new facility will replace the general maintenance facility.
Read More →RALEIGH, NC - The City of Raleigh’s proposed 2012 capital improvement program includes a remote operations center that would have space for the City’s Vehicle Fleet Services division.
Read More →JEFFERSON CITY, MO - The Missouri Department of Transportation (MoDOT) has proposed a plan that includes the sale of 744 pieces of equipment, reduction of department staff size by 1,200, and closure of 135 facilities.
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When planning a fleet facility, consider site location, prepare it for new or future technologies, and review commonly overlooked issues.
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TAVARES, FL - With the construction of a new fleet facility approved in January, Lake County (Fla.) will consolidate its three fleet services facilities. County officials expect construction of the 19-bay central fleet location to be completed in six months.
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OXNARD, CA - City of Oxnard Councilman Bryan MacDonald and Karen Burnham, assistant city manager, cut the ribbons on two new Fleet Services facilities — a 3,200 sq. foot outside work awning and a 1,600 sq. foot parts store.
Read More →WHEATON, IL - The Forest Preserve District of DuPage County, Ill.'s Board of Commissioners recently approved plans to build a new 16-bay fleet building at Blackwell Forest Preserve in West Chicago.
Read More →OXNARD, CA - The California Department of Toxic Substances Control has recognized the City of Oxnard with a second designation as a California "Green Shop." This recognition as a "Model Pollution Prevention (P2) Auto Repair Shop" by the state is for exceptional efforts to reduce hazardous waste, water, and air emissions.
Read More →EVERETT, WA - Snohomish County has pledged to reduce energy use in County facilities by 10 percent below the 2007-2009 average during the next three years. This includes changes in fleet maintenance facilities and vehicles.
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