The Lee County (Fla.) Mosquito Control District is upgrading its aircraft fleet with six new Airbus H125 helicopters. Each helicopter is capable of hauling more equipment and product than the district's previous aircraft, allowing the district to reduce its fleet.
Fleet professionals share some improvements they’ve made to their fleet operations, how they did it, and how others can do the same.
In Government Fleet's Knowledge Sharing video series, Marilyn Rawlings, CEM, fleet manager for Lee County, Fla., talks about being a woman in the fleet industry, bluffing when you don’t know something, and taking responsibility for mistakes.
As part of Government Fleet's Knowledge Sharing video series, Marilyn Rawlings, CEM, fleet manager for Lee County, Fla., passes along knowledge she has acquired throughout her fleet career. She talks about being a woman in the fleet industry, bluffing when you don’t know something, and taking responsibility for mistakes. Find out more about Rawlings here.
FORT MYERS, FL - Lee County, Fla., fleet staff will be placing bicycle safety stickers on County vehicles and equipment as part of a community effort to promote motorist awareness of bicycles on the roadways.
FORT MYERS, FL – In Lee County, Fla., two employees of the County’s fleet shop were arrested earlier this month for allegedly placing a briefcase at a County fueling station as a prank on Sept. 8.
TUPELO, MS - Instead of choosing one of the trio of new patrol cars as a replacement for its Ford Crown Vic cruisers, the Lee County, Miss., Sheriff's Department has elected to purchase Chevrolet Tahoe SUVs.
FORT MYERS, FL - Due to fleet budget reductions and the re-negotiation of vendor contracts, Lee County Fleet Management was able to reduce some costs to County departments for equipment parts and vendor repairs.
FORT MYERS, FL - Lee County fleet management is currently beta testing an online appointment scheduler. The scheduler will allow other departments’ fleet liaisons to schedule preventive maintenance services for County equipment online using their email log-in.
OPELIKA, AL - County officials are reviewing a revised cell phone policy to help reduce risk and liability to the county.
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