The Office of Public Safety Administration (OPSA) and the Department of Fleet and Facility Management (2FM) work together to maintain the critical infrastructure that supports Chicago’s public safety services. These departments manage fleet and facility operations, ensuring city services operate efficiently, safely, and reliably for all residents.

Fleet Management

• Oversee the acquisition, maintenance, and fueling of Chicago’s emergency response fleet vehicles.
• Ensure all fleet operations are cost-effective and environmentally sustainable, reducing emissions and improving fuel efficiency.
• Keep essential services running smoothly, minimizing disruptions to emergency response and city operations.

Facility Operations

• Manage the maintenance and upkeep of city-owned public safety properties.
• Ensure public facilities meet safety and accessibility standards, providing well-maintained spaces for residents and government operations.
• Reduce operational costs through energy-efficient upgrades and preventative maintenance programs.

The programs managed by OPSA and 2FM directly enhance the daily lives of Chicago residents by:

• Ensuring reliable emergency response times with a well-maintained fleet for first responders.
• Providing clean, safe, and functional public buildings for community engagement, education, and government services.
• Reducing taxpayer costs through efficient asset management and sustainable infrastructure improvements.
• Enhancing environmental sustainability by integrating green initiatives, such as fuel-efficient city vehicles and eco-friendly building upgrades.

The Office of Public Safety Administration and the Department of Fleet and Facility Management are committed to supporting Chicago’s public safety operations by providing efficient fleet and facility management. Together, these efforts contribute to the safety, sustainability, and overall well-being of all residents.