2 Colorado Districts Team Up With Enterprise Fleet Management
The fleet business works with Adams 12 Five Star Schools and Boulder Valley School District to help boost the quality and efficiency of support vehicles.
Adams 12 Five Star Schools' program with Enterprise focuses on the district's support fleet vehicles, as seen here.
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Adams 12 Five Star Schools' program with Enterprise focuses on the district's support fleet vehicles, as seen here.
Two Colorado school districts have partnered with Enterprise Fleet Management to help save money and boost the quality and efficiency of their support vehicles.
Enterprise Fleet Management provides such services as fleet vehicle sales, financing, leasing, tracking, maintenance programs, and management system. The business is an affiliate of car rental company Enterprise Holdings.
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In Colorado, Enterprise Fleet Management is working with Adams 12 Five Star Schools in Thornton and Boulder Valley School District in Boulder.
Adams 12's program with Enterprise focuses on the district's support fleet vehicles, which currently total 123. David Anderson, director of transportation and fleet for Adams 12, said that the partnership “has led to outstanding improvements in our fleet’s reliability, quality, and efficiency.”
Meanwhile, Boulder Valley School District is working to update and optimize its fleet vehicles.
“By leasing new, well-maintained vehicles from Enterprise Fleet Management, we are able to reduce fleet costs, significantly improve fuel efficiency, shrink our overall fleet size, and retire most of our backup vehicles,” said Bill Sutter, chief financial officer for Boulder Valley School District. “Labor utilization has been improved by allowing our mechanics to focus their valuable time on our heavy-duty vehicles and buses, while maintenance staff are not sidelined by breakdowns of older vehicles.”
For more information on Enterprise Fleet Management, go to www.efleets.com.
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