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From balancing legacy vehicles with electrification goals to turning underused data into real outcomes, how public fleets can move forward strategically, even when resources are limited and the path isn’t clear.
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STAMFORD, CT – Near the close of a fiscal year in which more than $82,000 budgeted for snow removal overtime was already spent last summer, the city's Public Services Bureau now faces another tight budget.
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GRAYSLAKE, IL – Biodiesel fuel will now be used by Grayslake Public Works Department vehicles.
Read More →The Labette County (Kan.) Sheriff is delaying the transfer of patrol trucks to the Public Works Department despite the departments’ agreement to transfer ownership of the trucks at a certain time.
Read More →BISMARCK, ND – The North Dakota Department of Transportation (NDDOT) broke records for both total sale and average price per vehicle with the prices it received at a June 7 public auction.
Read More →Women in public fleet management face unique challenges — whether that’s establishing respect with vendors, getting buy-in with technical staff, or often being the only woman in the room. During GFX, four women in fleet discussed these topics.
Read More →The 2020 State of Public Sourcing Report, a benchmarking study using anonymized platform data and survey responses, provides insights into how COVID-19 and the transition to remote work have impacted the procurement process.
Read More →TULSA, OK – The City of Tulsa opened its third compressed natural gas (CNG) fueling station on Sept. 7. The new station is only open to the public, and CNG vehicles operated by the City will continue to be fueled at the two existing fueling stations.
Read More →In a recent survey of public sector fleet professionals in Northern California, 41% said they provide incentive pay for certifications from the National Institute for Automotive Service Excellence (ASE).
Read More →When the industry leaders we know are no longer in the world of fleet, where do we find that next generation to lead the public sector into the future?
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