Pre-RFPPublic WorksDetected Jun 22, 2026

Buffalo County is repealing its older “Fleet Policy and Equipment” and adopting an updated Policy 109 – County Vehicle and Fleet Operations that explicitly incorporates vehicle tracking and monitoring practices, including GPS and outward‑facing video recording systems. The new policy emphasizes safety, liability reduction, operational efficiency, and the ability to review monitoring data after incidents, and it authorizes the County Administrator to implement and administer related procedures and forms. The document does not state that telematics hardware or software is already deployed, only that county‑owned fleet vehicles "may be equipped" with GPS, video recording systems, and other electronic monitoring devices and that data access, review, and malfunction reporting rules are now in place.This suggests the County is either expanding or planning to standardize telematics across its fleet and will need equipment, installation, integration with insurance and risk management, and possibly cloud‑based portals for supervisors. Vendors offering fleet telematics, dashcams, GPS tracking, or integration with maintenance and risk systems can position solutions that align with the new policy’s safety and accountability goals.

Policy requires reporting any GPS tracking device malfunction and clarifies permissible uses of monitoring data, indicating that systems will be actively used once installed.

Town of ModenaTelematics and GPS/video monitoring under updated fleet operations policy

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