How the supply chain crisis has forced public sector fleet managers to look much further ahead when making financial decisions.
A salt neutralizer in the underbody wash reduces component failures due to rust issues, saving the Bloomington fleet department money.
The SmartWasher contains no liquid hazardous waste and is safe on wood, rubber, and plastic.
A former auto repair technician with the Boston Police Department has been sentenced in connection with a scheme to embezzle hundreds of thousands of dollars from the Police Department.
They have the funding but can’t get the vehicles (or parts). How have fleet operations adjusted, and how does it affect them long term?
Supply chain constraints make it difficult to get replacement vehicles leading to extended cycling of those currently in service. This is pushing the envelope of warranty coverage that is exacerbated by a shortage of replacement parts.
Two former employees for the New York State Police pleaded guilty to theft of auto parts and tools. They were non-sworn civilian employees responsible for maintaining police vehicles.
A former auto repair technician with the Boston Police Department has pleaded guilty in connection with a scheme to embezzle hundreds of thousands of dollars from the Police Department.
The mayor of the City of Mount Vernon, New York, said the comptroller has refused to pay $500,000 in invoices for critical parts, impacting nearly the entire fleet of vehicles and forcing the city to pause refuse collection.
Inventory auditing and other efficiencies have allowed the City of Madison, Wisconsin, fleet to reduce its stock while improving parts availability.
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