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Commission approves Enterprise fleet leasing agreement; staff to return with vehicle list and cost breakdowns
Summary
The commission authorized a piggyback agreement with Enterprise Fleet Leasing to evaluate vehicle leasing options for light‑duty city uses, with Enterprise reps describing maintenance schedules and dedicated account teams; staff will return with specific vehicle lists, counts and cost comparisons before any leases are executed.
The commission authorized a piggyback agreement with Enterprise Fleet Leasing that lets the city evaluate leasing light‑duty vehicles (meter readers, certain public‑works units and undercover police vehicles) under an existing cooperative contract.
Commissioners asked for specific information on numbers, departments, lease vs. purchase cost comparisons and maintenance oversight. Enterprise representatives AJ Arnold and Mike Sosa said the vendor provides mileage‑based maintenance triggers and a dedicated account team to coordinate preventive maintenance and loaner vehicles when units are in service.
Staff said the agreement allows the city to identify candidate vehicles and return with exact numbers and costs before executing any specific lease; the commission voted 5–0 to authorize the program agreement and requested staff provide the vehicle lists and a fiscal comparison on total cost of ownership before moving forward with individual leases.
