Fleet Maintenance maintains and repairs all equipment owned by the city. This includes mowers, police vehicles, fire trucks, and trash trucks.
There are 772 road registered vehicles in the City's fleet, 1009 non-road units (small equipment, landfill equipment, etc). In addition, there are 175 roadway units that are repaired and maintained for Wichita County.
Fleet Maintenance continues to sell its used vehicles and equipment on the GovDeals website.
Fleet Maintenance has also been expanding the use of GPS systems for the City's equipment in an effort to improve driver operations and fuel consumption.
In 2017, staff delivered 64,360.50 gallons of diesel and unleaded from its fuel truck operations to equipment in the field.
Fleet Maintenance added a new covered area for two cars or trucks with hand held sprayers and new vacuum cleaners.
Fleet Maintenance is responsible for the inspection process for taxicabs, wreckers, and chauffeur permits.
Fleet Maintenance provides repair and maintenance service to several Wichita County agencies.
Fleet Maintenance continues a fueling agreement by providing diesel and unleaded gasoline at reduced prices with local Volunteer Fire Departments.
Small Engine repair and maintenance shop was approved in the FY 2015 budget.
This new facility has greatly improved Fleet Maintenance ability to make repairs in a timely, efficient, and safe manner for our customers.
Fleet Maintenance continues to work closely with wildlife personnel from Sheppard Air Force Base to address bird strike issues at Sheppard/Wichita Falls Regional Airport.
