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Broadband Initiatives
Budget & Strategic Planning
Building in the Chesapeake Bay Preservation Area
Chesapeake Bay Preservation Area Septic Tank Pump Out Program - General
Chesapeake Bay Preservation Area Septic Tank Pump Out Program - Inspections
Commonwealth's Attorney's Office
Community Development Division
Domestic Violence - Cycles of Violence
Fleet Management
Historic Overlay District
Housing / Property Maintenance
Media & Community Relations
Parks & Recreation - Athletics
Parks & Recreation - Entertainer and Vendor Information
Planning Division
Police
Police - Driving Under the Influence
Police - Gangs
Police - Neighborhood Safety
Police - Traffic Crashes
Police - Traffic Enforcement
Public Utilities
Purchasing Division
Real Estate Assessor
Shelter in Place
Sheriff's Office
Snow Removal
Social Services - Adult Protective Services
Social Services - Adult Services
Social Services - Child Care Services
Social Services - Child Protective Services
Social Services - Community Corrections Program
Social Services - Energy Assistance
Social Services - Medicaid
Social Services - Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP)
Social Services - Tax Relief Program
State Income Tax
Stormwater Management
Tax Relief for Seniors, the Disabled and Veterans
Traffic Engineering
Treasurer - Licenses, Tags, & Tickets
Treasurer - Payments, Rentals, & Unclaimed Money
Treasurer - Taxes
Vehicle Decal Changes
Voter Registrar
Zoning Administration
Zoning Permits - Business License
Zoning Permits - Home Occupations
Zoning Permits - Temporary Structures
Can I take my city vehicle to an outside repair shop for any repairs?
No. All vehicles/equipment must be inspected and authorized by Fleet Management prior to arrival at any outside repair facility.
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Fleet Management
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1.
What do I do if my vehicle breaks down in the field?
Call Jeffery Matlock (Automotive Mechanic Supervisor) at 757-514-4424.
2.
What if I'm in an accident?
- Call 911 (if necessary), and care for the injured.
- Call the Suffolk Police Department at 757-923-2350 (non-emergency) or 911. The Suffolk Police must complete an accident report on any/all accidents (no matter how minor).
- Call your supervisor.
3.
How and when are vehicles replaced?
Replacement is based on many factors such as:
- Age and condition
- Cost of Replacement
- Current Life to Life Expectancy
- Enhancements and Advancements in Technology
- Recent Capital Repairs
- Repair and Maintenance Costs vs. Original Cost
- Safety and Reliability
- Salvage Value
- Usage / Mileage
These are only guidelines; many other variables have to be taken into consideration.
4.
Can I take my city vehicle to an outside repair shop for any repairs?
No. All vehicles/equipment must be inspected and authorized by Fleet Management prior to arrival at any outside repair facility.
5.
Who do I call about billing questions?
Call Jason Lalonde at 757-514-4426 or Brad Braendle at 757-514-4427.
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