Fleet Management

Fleet Management Tour

Cobb County Fleet Management's mission is to provide efficient and effective support of assigned vehicles and equipment of Cobb County Government through responsive customer service in our maintenance, repair, fueling, replacement acquisition and disposal services.

Our Mission Statement

To provide efficient and effective support of assigned vehicles and equipment of Cobb County Government through responsive customer service in our maintenance, repair, fueling, replacement acquisition and disposal services. Our goal is to work in partnership with our customer’s identifying cost saving opportunities. We consistently measure our performance and set quantifiable benchmarks that are obtainable and deploy smart vehicles, equipment and fueling infrastructure options that leave fewer negative impacts on the environment. We continue to seek out operational improvements using industry KPI’s and best practices to establish obtainable goals.

Fleet Operations

Our fleet is comprised of 1,728 cars, 464 trucks, 40 motorcycles, 302 pieces of equipment, 63 electric vehicles and 4 electric motorcycles. We are very lean and have average ratio of 106:1 technician. Fleet Management has sought out innovative ways to meet the needs of our customers and the constant advancements in vehicle technology. We have embraced alternative fuels and vehicle technology and provided training opportunities for our employees allowing them to stay abreast of changes in the automotive technology.

The department is comprised of three operating groups:

Fleet Administration

Al Curtis, Fleet Directors Office
(770) 528-1114

Jeff Leonard, Deputy Fleet Director
(770) 528-3008

Pam Canada, Administrative Supervisor
(770) 528-8417

Cheri Norry, Fleet Administrator
(770) 528-4093

Amelia Larcheveaux, Administrative Specialist II
(770) 528-1110

Administration supports and manages fleet operations in the following capacities: budgeting, reporting, analytics, accounting, fuel procurement, fuel station management, electric vehicle charging infrastructure, asset management, record keeping, and a motor pool vehicle loaner program. Fleet Administration also manages the full life cycle of vehicles and equipment including: establishment and enforcement of vehicle replacement protocols, procurement functions of new and replacement assets, coordinating specialty equipment installation, overseeing maintenance and repair standards during the life of assets, and finalizing the life cycle through surplus processes. The parts department is currently managed through a contract with NAPA Integrated Business Solutions, which is monitored by Fleet Administration.

Budget and Fuel Station Administration

Jeff Leonard, Deputy Fleet Director
(770) 528-3008

Manages financial activities; monitors budget, revenues, expenditures and financial performance, and prepares budget. Processes invoices, charges out appropriate expenses to non-general fund departments and contracts. Manages twelve fuel storage and dispensing facilities using the “Fuel Master” automated fuel dispensing system and fifteen Electric Charging Stations.

Automotive/Light Duty Truck

Steve Drumwright, Supervisor
(770) 528-1120

The Car Shop is responsible for the maintenance, repairs, inspections and emission testing for all cars, light duty trucks, vans, and motorcycles with a gross vehicle weight rating (GVWR) of 8,600 lbs or less. This section covers over 1,600 vehicles.

Medium/Heavy Duty Trucks and Off-Road Equipment

Chris Marques, Supervisor
(770) 528-1125

The Truck Shop is responsible for the maintenance, repairs, and inspections for all trucks, vans, and buses with a gross vehicle weight rating (GVWR) above 8,600 lbs. The Equipment Shop maintains, repairs, and inspects off-road equipment, trailers (including equipment mounted), and small engines. The Equipment Shop also repairs and modifies assets through welding and fabrication. This combined section covers approximately 900 assets and supports the county 24/7 through service and road calls.