MANAGING PUBLIC SECTOR VEHICLES & EQUIPMENT
In preparation for Hurricane Dorian, fleets are topping up on fuel and bringing in reinforcements from other regions.
The New York City Department of Transportation falsely claimed that fleet vehicles were damaged during Hurricane Sandy.
Central Florida is growing, with new developments, businesses, and housing being constructed. All this leads to an increase in public services. How are fleets affected by the population boom?
Hurricane Michael hit the panhandle of Florida on Wednesday before moving on to other southeastern states. Municipal, state, and federal agencies were prepared to assist.
Members of the team allegedly violated county policy, which states alcoholic beverages may not be carried in any fleet vehicle.
Hurricane Florence swept through several parts of the eastern U.S. last week, causing extensive damage and flooding. And when natural disasters hit, fuel is a common concern.
Fleets in Florida joined public agencies around the country in responding to calls for assistance during Hurricane Florence.
Manatee County, Fla., has five new automated sandbagging machines that can each fill approximately 700 sandbags per hour.
Twenty-five Florida Highway Patrol vehicles have been donated to the Puerto Rico Police Department for Hurricane Maria recovery.
To date, the City of Port Arthur, Texas, has spent $4.9 million on vehicle and equipment replacements. In total, 55% of the fleet has been repaired and has been placed in service.