
While government fleet procurement plunged during the pandemic, it’s now back on the rise.
While government fleet procurement plunged during the pandemic, it’s now back on the rise.
Gary Horwald discusses the importance of keeping stakeholders informed of changes in costs due to vehicle evolution.
At what point does doing more with less result in doing less with less?
On March 1, the federal spending cuts known as sequestration went into effect. Government Fleet outlines some of the cuts that may affect public-sector fleet managers.
TORRANCE, CA - This is the second part of our video series where fleet management professionals attending the 2012 Government Fleet Expo and Conference in Denver offered their solutions to challenges in the fleet industry.
Kelly Reagan, fleet administrator for the City of Columbus, Ohio, and his group at the round table discussion during GFX talked about how fleets can focus their efforts to be cost-effective service providers. The group also discussed how to deal with budget cuts. Reagan recounts the discussion in this video.
How does a public sector fleet organization balance the mandates of severe budget cuts with maintaining viable, responsive, and professional services? Oregon's state fleet looks to new approaches, analysis, and relationships.
WASHINGTON - According to a study from the National League of Cities, the nation's cities are cutting personnel and infrastructure projects as the economic downturn continues to take its toll on city finances.
The budgetary meltdowns in public sector America have caused significant turmoil for fleet operations. Due to these fiscal shortfalls, the level of scrutiny of internal costs is at a level never seen before, even for fleets with reputations for cost-efficiency and high service levels. Fleet managers are constantly second-guessed on the efficacy of their policies and under tremendous pressure to maintain preexisting service levels despite slashed budgets and reduced staffing.
CAIRO, IL - After a recent repossession of nearly all county patrol vehicles, Alexander County is rebuilding its fleet with help from other agencies.
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