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File #: ID 25-4556    Version: 1 Name:
Type: New Business Status: Agenda Ready
File created: 7/10/2025 In control: City Council
On agenda: 7/21/2025 Final action:
Title: Award of Contract to Enterprise Fleet Management Inc. to Move from Purchasing Fleet Vehicles to a New Lease Program - Joe Parrilli, Fleet and Facilities Manager
Attachments: 1. City of Marco Island - Fleet Synopsis 5-2025, 2. City of Marco Island Enterprise Fleet Managemen Contract Final
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Agenda Item: 15(a)

Prepared By: Joe Parrilli, Manager

Business: New Business

Department: Fleet and Facilities

Subject:

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Award of Contract to Enterprise Fleet Management Inc. to Move from Purchasing Fleet Vehicles to a New Lease Program - Joe Parrilli, Fleet and Facilities Manager 

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BACKGROUND

 

The City of Marco Island currently purchases fleet vehicles outright, resulting in large capital investment, inconsistent replacement cycles, and rising maintenance costs for aging vehicles. In response, staff have evaluated alternatives and identified Enterprise Fleet Management Inc. as the best option to transition to a leasing model that is more cost-effective, flexible, and operationally efficient.

Enterprise Fleet Management Inc. offers a full-service fleet leasing program under Sourcewell Contract #030122-EFM, including vehicle acquisition, routine maintenance, and resale management. Transitioning to this lease model will allow the City to modernize its fleet, standardize vehicle replacement schedules, and reduce both downtime and long-term maintenance expenses.

 

FUNDING SOURCE / FISCAL IMPACT

 

The lease program will be funded through a combination of:

                     Reallocation of each department’s vehicle purchase funds into the City’s Debt Service Fund to centrally manage lease obligations

                     Proceeds from the sale of the City’s existing fleet vehicles, which will offset initial lease costs and help stabilize transition expenses

This new structure provides several advantages:

                     Reduces large upfront capital expenses in departmental budgets

                     Establishes predictable, manageable annual lease payments

                     Supports centralized fleet planning and oversight

                     Enables better vehicle lifecycle management and cost forecasting

Future lease payments will be built into the Debt Service Fund’s long-term obligations, with contributions from departments based on vehicle usage and assignments.

 

PUBLIC NOTICE REQUIREMENTS:  N/A

 

NOTICE APPEARANCE DATE(S):  N/A

 

RECOMMENDATION

 

Staff recommends approving a contract with Enterprise Fleet Management Inc. to transition the City’s fleet strategy from purchasing to leasing.

 

POTENTIAL MOTION:  

 

“I move to authorize the City Manager to execute a contract with Enterprise Fleet Management under Sourcewell Contract #030122-EFM, to transition the City’s vehicle procurement from purchasing to leasing.”