Fleet Profile: City of Beverly Hills, Calif.
Fleet staff training and certification accomplishments on display at the Beverly Hills facility.
Fleet Services has been ASE Blue Seal certified since 2003.
City vehicles being repaired at two of the City's 10 repair bays.
Graco lube dispenser with digital readout.
Graco lube distribution system.
Fleet technicians repair and modify vehicle parts in the fabrication/welding area of the facility.
Refuse truck.
Fabrication and tool area.
City vehicles being repaired at two of the City's 10 repair bays.
Fleet maintains 102 on-road vehicles for the police department.
Oil recycling storage unit.
The Fleet Services facility has 10 repair bays.
Fleet Services commissioned a tire carousel to be made for better use of storage space and easier access.
Tire storage room.
Small parts storage.
Small parts storage.
Fleet Services keeps batteries in a special explosion-resistant room.
Fleet Services keeps batteries in a special explosion-resistant room.
Parts room.
Parts room.
Hose storage.
Fleet Services' fuel island dispensed 141,000 gallons of gasoline and 79,384 gallons of diesel in 2011.
Parts room.
Storage room for oil and grease.
Twin screw-type air compressors and anti-freeze storage
Manual car wash bay.
The pit shown here contains bacteria that consume oil and other substances in the water used to wash cars.
A grate covers a sump in the floor of the car wash that leads to the water treatment system.
Beverly Hills Fleet Services, under the Public Works & Transportation Department, maintains 360 City units.
Fleet Services maintains a total of 72 non self-propelled equipment, including these trailers.
The Fleet Services building is located near the Public Works building, pictured.
Scrap metal recycling bin.
The Silver LEED-certified facility was commissioned in 2008 and cost $9.5M.
A new SWAT truck was delivered on the day Government Fleet editors visited the Beverly Hills facility.
Fleet Services commissioned a tire carousel to be made for better use of storage space and easier access.
Pictured are (left) Rene Biadoma, fleet manager, and Craig Crowder, fleet operations supervisor for the City of Beverly Hills.