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Facility Management Division

The Facility Management Division carries the responsibility for maintaining and repairing facilities and mechanical systems for the City of Tampa in a cost-effective and professional manner.

The Facility Management Division processes 19,000+ annual work orders including preventive maintenance tasks and other various major upgrade projects. The divisions 45 positions operate with an authorized budget of $6.2 million and an additional $460,000 for Capital Improvement Projects (CIP) within multiple city facilities on more than 6.6 million square feet of 500+ buildings.

Fleet Maintenance Division

The Fleet Maintenance Division provides vehicle and equipment repair services, fueling, and fleet acquisition and disposal services for the City's 3000+ vehicles. A central motor pool is also provided for City employees working in the downtown buildings. The Division processes over 32,000 repair orders per year with an authorized budget of $8.1 million, and a staff of 74 positions operating at one central facility. The vehicle replacement budget $2.7 million.
 

Parking Division

The Parking Division, with an annual budget of approximately $17 million, is responsible for the operation of all City of Tampa public parking. The Division develops parking policy and specific facility expansion plans to serve the parking demand in the central business district and adjacent commercial areas. The present parking inventory consists of 10 garages and 26 lots, comprising a total of 14,196 spaces. Additionally, the Division is responsible for on-street parking consisting of 2,620 spaces.

Transportation Division

The Transportation Division of the Department of Public Works operates the City's transportation system through its management of the City's transportation and traffic planning activities; transportation project survey, design, and construction supervision; and sign, signal, and roadway maintenance activities. Transportation's present inventory consists of 1,441 miles of streets, 565 computerized traffic signals, and 68,300 traffic signs.