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Read More →NORFOLK, VA – The City of Boise, Idaho; Polk County, Iowa; and Salt Lake County Unified Fire Authority, Utah, have purchased CCG Systems, Inc.’s FASTER fleet management system for implementation.
Read More →The City of Anchorage, Alaska will spend $131,000 to change locks on fleet vehicles following a break-in at its fleet services building.
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PRINCETON, NJ - NAFA Fleet Management Association announced several chapter meetings will be taking place in the month of January. Chapter meetings are open to all NAFA Members and Affiliates.
Read More →Cook County, Ill., has hired CST Fleet Services to evaluate and assess the operations and maintenance of the fleets owned and managed by the County. The project is expected to be completed by April.
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The economy is undoubtedly improving, and oftentimes, public fleet finances are improving along with it. In a Government Fleet survey, 59% of respondents said their fleet finances are back to pre-recession levels and 80% said they’re optimistic about the future, but others still face challenging times and fear their budgets will never get back to “normal.”
Read More →The City of Boise, Idaho, took home the trophy for the No. 1 overall fleet among the Leading Fleets. Embracing education and innovative ideas, and measuring performance, helped the city fleet achieve this award.
Read More →DENVER - Those in attendance at the Government Fleet Expo & Conference (GFX) will have the opportunity to visit and tour the Denver City and County Fleet Facility, hosted by Denver Fleet Director, Ernie Ivy and his staff.
Read More →All public sector fleet professionals are invited to submit an idea that has improved efficiency in the fleet operation, whether it's in the shop, on the field, or before vehicles are even purchased.
Read More →Powell, Ohio, is using fleet data and lifecycle analysis to guide police vehicle purchases and replacement timing, a strategy expected to save the city nearly $400,000 over five years.
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