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Enterprise to Provide Fleet Management to Canadian Municipalities

By taking advantage of the partnership with Enterprise, Rural Municipalities of Alberta members can save a projected 20% to 25% of the holding cost of their vehicles.

September 26, 2018
Enterprise to Provide Fleet Management to Canadian Municipalities

RMA’s membership exceeds 800 municipalities and public entities throughout Alberta. The organization is also affiliated with Saskatchewan Association of Rural Municipalities, Saskatchewan Urban Municipalities Association, and Association of Manitoba Municipalities. 

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Canada's Rural Municipalities of Alberta (RMA) is partnering with Enterprise Fleet Management, to give its members easier access to the company’s fleet management solutions and subsequent cost savings. By taking advantage of the partnership with Enterprise, RMA members can save a projected 20% to 25% of the holding cost of their vehicles.

RMA’s membership exceeds 800 municipalities and public entities throughout Alberta. The organization is also affiliated with Saskatchewan Association of Rural Municipalities, Saskatchewan Urban Municipalities Association, and Association of Manitoba Municipalities. The Enterprise Fleet Management partnership extends to these organizations as well, permitting a total of approximately 1,800 members to take full advantage of its benefits.

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Through its network of more than 50 fully staffed offices, Enterprise Fleet Management manages a fleet of more than 520,000 vehicles throughout Canada and the U.S. The business provides full-service fleet management for companies, government agencies and organizations operating medium-sized fleets of 20 or more vehicles, as well as those seeking an alternative to employee reimbursement programs.

As vendor of record, Enterprise Fleet Management’s services are available to all RMA members without the need for onerous procurement processes and the associated administrative costs, saving small municipalities and public entities valuable time and money. The fleet management company’s services include vehicle acquisition, funding, aftermarket equipment, maintenance programs, fuel management, risk management and driver safety, corporate rental, registration, disposal, and reporting.

Enterprise has already delivered vehicles to the County of Newell and Cardston County as part of the partnership. In the first year alone, Cardston County has reduced its vehicle maintenance over 90%.

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