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Harnett County approves five‑year fleet agreement with Enterprise for sheriff's vehicles
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The Harnett County Board of Commissioners voted unanimously June 2 to enter a five‑year fleet management agreement with Enterprise Fleet Management to procure and manage sheriff's office vehicles, citing faster delivery, predictable replacement cycles and resale advantages.
HARNETT COUNTY, N.C. — The Harnett County Board of Commissioners voted unanimously June 2 to enter a five‑year agreement with Enterprise Fleet Management to lease, upfit and resell sheriff's office vehicles, county staff and the sheriff said at the meeting.
County staff told commissioners the agreement is intended to replace aging patrol cars more predictably, improve safety by reducing high‑mileage vehicles in service and capture higher resale value when units are turned in. The board approved the agreement after a presentation by county staff and Enterprise representatives.
Kimberly, the county fleet coordinator, said the county plans to start with an initial order of about 40 patrol vehicles to get “40 of your oldest vehicles out of your fleet at once,” lowering…
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