2022-10-6_ CTOC Fleet Electrification Update v3.1 (Published)
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Glendale City of Glendale Fleet Management October 6, 2022 By Craig Croner Discussion Topics Revisiting | Information-sharing Right-Size Pilot History Fleet Electrification Current Status of EV Program New Leader, New Vision > Fleet Right-Sizing Efforts What data was gathered in our pilots? Our first pilot group was Field Operations, and our second, Development Services. Travel in Miles Travel in Miles 11% 13% 23% 53% 66% 34% @<S5miles § 5-10 miles 10+ miles m<15miles ™ 15-30 miles 30+ miles > Fleet Right-Sizing Efforts What were the results of the pilots? Phase | Phase Il ¢ After tracking 3,300 miles of travel, ° Tracked almost 1,400 miles of travel, collectively, 89% of all trips were within collectively, 53% of all trips were within a 10-mile range a 15-mile range and 34% within 30 miles * Figures are from the Department travel type What was the impact on our city staff and service delivery? ¢ Utilization increased with other ° Staff adapted to the change, utilizing Department vehicles, with the pilot other vehicles, being flexible with vehicles being removed from use schedules, and consolidating travel DVDP Phase 1 Analysis v3.1.1 and DRSP Phase 2 Analysis v3.1 > Fleet Electrification Where do EV’s come into the picture? ° Travel documented in the pilots was almost exclusively for the movement of people, making EV’s the ideal choice of vehicle ° EV’s have lower O&M costs e EV’s are more environmentally friendly over time _ > Fleet Electrification “Where is our EV program | pypceme lye a a a lems We have a total of 20 EV’s in our Fleet Our EV Fleet has grown on average 27% year over year We have a total of 13 charging stations * This includes twenty charging heads and one mobile solar array We have 31 city parking spaces dedicated to our charging stations, to encourage EV utilization 2022-3-2_ EV Report v1.1 New Leader, New Vision What is the future of our program & evolving strategy? New Fleet leadership, reevaluating our program, and redefining our strategy and goals A ° Working more closely with Engineering and Facilities Management on infrastructure Fleet right-sizing & good stewardship in vehicle urchasing ~~ ° City-wide motor pool planning ° Developing a City Staff Engagement Strategy on EV adoption across the city Thank You. Glendale Maun == (). Craig Croner ARIZONA Deputy Director Field Operations Department O 623.930.2621 ccroner@glendaleaz.com