Managing a fleet in Colorado means navigating a constant stream of change — evolving technology, workforce training, budget pressures, and the ongoing question of what fuels and vehicles are actually going to work for your operations. The good news? You do not have to figure it out alone.
The DCC Fleet Working Group is relaunching, and we are building something fleet professionals have been asking for — a no-pitch, peer-driven forum where fleet managers across Colorado can get together in each other’s facilities, share what is working, talk through what is not, and learn from each other on the ground.
What Is the Fleet Working Group?
Building on the success of our previous eFleet Working Group, the DCC Fleet Working Group brings together fleet professionals from across Colorado every other month for in-person meetings hosted by member fleets — in their garages, yards, and facilities. These are not conference room presentations or vendor pitches. This is fleet managers walking the floor together, talking about the real stuff — electrification, alternative and renewable fuels, energy storage, workforce development, technician training, sustainability planning, procurement strategies, grant funding, and more. The agenda is set by the members, for the members.
Each meeting includes time for peer networking, a member-selected topic or discussion, and a tour or demo of the host fleet’s vehicles and operations. Meetings rotate around the state so that fleets from every corner of Colorado have the opportunity to host, participate, and be part of the conversation.
You can read the Group Charter here.
Our First Meeting: TransFort in Fort Collins
We are kicking off the year at TransFort in Fort Collins, where we will hear firsthand about their electric and CNG bus deployments and get a tour of their facilities and fleet. It is exactly the kind of on-the-ground, peer-to-peer learning experience this group is built around — seeing real vehicles, real infrastructure, and talking with the people operating them every day. Register here.
Stay Connected Year-Round
Can’t make every meeting? Stay plugged in with our monthly 3 Things email, a quick and practical newsletter delivering need-to-know updates on clean fleet technology, alternative fuels, funding opportunities, and resources straight to your inbox. It is a simple way to stay current without adding to the noise.
Why Join?
- Connect with fleet professionals across Colorado who are navigating the same challenges you are
- Get practical, peer-sourced insights on electrification, alternative fuels, energy storage, workforce development, sustainability, and more
- Attend in-person meetings at fleet facilities, garages, and yards around the state
- Access resources, best practices, and a growing network of contacts
- Receive the monthly 3 Things email to stay informed between meetings
- No vendor pitches. No sales pressure. Just fleet professionals learning from each other on the ground.
Ready to Get Involved?
If you are a fleet manager or work directly with a fleet in Colorado, we want you on the list. Sign up to be added to the Fleet Working Group and start connecting with peers who get it.
For more information or to be added to the list, contact Harrison Killo, Project Manager at the Drive Clean Colorado email:[email protected]
The DCC Fleet Working Group is open to fleet professionals across Colorado. Meetings are held in-person every other month at member fleet facilities around the state.
The DCC Fleet Working Group is open to fleet professionals across Colorado. Meetings are held in-person every other month at member fleet facilities around the state.