Accounted For, Shift by Shift
Snow events, citizen requests, budget season: public works runs on proof. Geotab documents the work.
Service, Documented
Which streets were plowed, when the mower was there, why the truck was where it was: on record, automatically.
Live coverage maps during weather events, updated as trucks run their routes.
Answer citizen requests with the actual trip history, street by street.
Plows ready in November, mowers ready in May.
Utilization and cost data for council season.
What Changes
The Work, On The Record
Location alone does not prove service. A plow that drove down Main Street with the blade up did not plow Main Street. Public works fleets wire the work itself into the record.
Blade up/down and spreader on/off, so the map shows where the work happened.
Salt and brine per route and per storm, as a report instead of an estimate.
Service tracked segment by segment against your routes.
Fault and breakdown-risk ranking, so the shop works the right truck first.
Citizen Insights
Citizen Insights puts a public-facing service map on your agency's website.
Residents see which streets have been serviced, in status categories you define, which cuts incoming 311 calls.
The same platform runs utility fleet management and sanitation and waste fleets, so shared yards and cross-department crews stay on one login.
Built for the yard
Snow, streets, water, parks: one department, many fleets. They all report to the same map.
Configuration
We set the zones, thresholds, and alerts for how your fleet actually works.
Questions
Yes. Route history and geofences document plowing, mowing, and collection with a record for every request.
GO Rugged tracks heavy equipment and yellow iron alongside trucks and trailers.
Yes. Purchase via Sourcewell 102924-GEO or NASPO ValuePoint MA3695, with no RFP required. GO Anywhere asset tracking is available on the Sourcewell contract, covering the trailers, mowers, and attachments that never plug into an OBD port.
Not live, unless you choose that. The public map runs on a delay you set (15 minutes by default) and shows service status, not vehicle positions in real time. What the public sees is entirely under your administrator's control, down to which vehicle groups appear at all.
The record is neutral, and most of the time it protects operators: the street was plowed, the stop was serviced, the route was run. Set coaching and discipline policy before rollout, and where operators are represented, involve the union early.
Keep exploring
We will set up a demo around your yards, routes, and seasonal equipment.
