VOCATIONAL FLEET OF THE YEAR

Most city residents don't think much about municipal trash collection. They want it picked up when it should be and they don't want to hear their taxes will go up to pay for the service. How those twin demands — not to mention a few others, like environmental compliance and safe operation — are met is the duty of vocational fleet managers of the municipal variety. But let it be known that few, if any, have rose to this multifaceted challenge as the managers responsible for the Refuse Collection Div. fleet of the City of San Diego's Environmental ...

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