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Director: Jay Domeseck
Telephone: (203) 869-0532
Location: 100 Indian Field Road
Office Hours: Mon.-Fri. 7:30 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.
Garage: 7:30 a.m. - 10:30 p.m.
Administrative Assistant: Gerry Picone, 869-7721
Fleet Operations Assistant: Jeff Wash, 869-7721
Day Shift Supervisor: Matt Baran, 869-1388
Night Shift Supervisor: Phil Boyer, 869-1388
Email:
Fleet Department
 The Fleet Department is an ASE Certified Blue Seal Facility responsible for providing quality and professional Fleet Management to Town departments.
The Fleet Department operates the Vehicle Maintenance Center, which was opened on November 2, 1989. It is a state-of-the-art centralized facility where the Town's fleet of vehicles are maintained and repaired.
These vehicles and equipment are assigned to the following Town departments: - Fire
- Police
- Public Works
- Parks and Recreation
- Board of Education
- General Government
- Health
- Nathaniel Witherell
- Social Services
- Library
- Transportation Association of Greenwich (TAG).
The Fleet Department has developed a comprehensive Preventative Maintenance Program, ensuring that the Town's vehicles and equipment are reliable, safe, and suited for their job function. The Fleet Department's responsibilities also include providing technical specifications and vehicle and equipment replacement decisions. Town departments are kept current on rules, regulations and technology affecting the Town's Fleet.
In 2002, the Fleet Management information system that was in place since 1990, was replaced with a technologically advanced system, CCG-FASTER, to meet the complex, growing needs of the Fleet Department. CCG-FASTER better enables the staff to assimilate and process vehicle repair history, parts inventory, and the preventive maintenance program.
The Fleet Department is also responsible for the town's fuel sites and monitors fuel usage through an automated fuel system, E. J. Ward Systems. Since November 1999, the operation of the parts room Function has been outsourced, allowing the staff and technicians to focus on its core functions.
Implementation of a Total Quality Management (TQM) program helps ensure that the Town departments' needs are being met. In addition, user meetings are held to prepare for the Winter months and to review performace.
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Department Information
· List of Public Vehicles
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