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At the new Police Fleet Conference (PFC), hear ways to solve procurement issues, and get insight on upfitting law enforcement vehicles.
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Tuscaloosa PD is currently short around 30 officers. Those who have left have pointed to an interest in take-home vehicle programs at nearby departments.
Read More →A seasoned government fleet manager shares why using auctions to sell used vehicles can be valuable.
Read More →Sgt. Jason Brake of Denver PD shares his core list of things to consider when purchasing new vehicle models for his fleet.
Read More →Springfield police officers have been forced to drive older vehicles due to supply chain constraints leading to the city's 2021 order of new police vehicles being canceled.
Read More →All procurement methods have advantages and disadvantages, and cost savings fluctuate between methods, said Brent Wahl of Pasco County, Florida, in a presentation at the 2022 Government Fleet Expo & Conference.
Read More →The side-arm-loading sanitation trucks being purchased by the Rocky Mount Public Works department are designed to fully automate refuse and recyclable collection.
Read More →The city will begin the process of replacing its existing fleet with new vehicles. Derby will eventually replace all fleet vehicles one ton and smaller.
Read More →The City Council for the City of Dahlonega approved a resolution to enter into an agreement with Enterprise Fleet Management to begin replacing its 32 vehicles.
Read More →Webb County Commissioners approved the purchases of a number of fire vehicles, police vehicles, and water utilities vehicles.
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