The General Services Division has five sections including Financial & Administrative Services, Utility Administration, IT Services, Contract Compliance, and Fuel Services. The function of each section includes:
The Financial & Administrative Services Section oversees fiscal and administrative responsibilities, including administration, budget, human resources, payroll, revenue, asset management and purchasing. In addition, Fleet Administration monitors fleet assets by providing reporting, billing, registrations, and tolls. This Section also oversees budget creation and forecasting.
The Utility Administration Section manages administrative responsibilities for the City’s electric and natural gas municipal facility accounts and manages various City energy management initiatives. Utility Administration negotiates and oversees the City’s electric and natural gas supply contracts, franchise and license agreements, and administers fiscal and administrative responsibilities concerning electric, natural gas, cable, and telecommunications utility revenue. For more information, visit: Utility Administration Section Website
The IT Services Section supports each divisions' business services within PMD through managing all IT-related projects such as FASTER WEB, VueWorks, SharePoint, various GIS applications, City Map and Property Acquisition viewers, capital project management solutions, etc. For more information, visit: IT Services Section Website
The Contract Compliance Section administers janitorial and other related services contracts (Law Service, Pest Control, Solid Waste/Recycling, Restroom Deodorization, etc.) for General Fund facilities as well as contractual services for the Fleet Services Division. This Section also provides asset purchase, fleet asset monitoring, asset disposition, and auction services for City fleet assets.
The Fuel Services Section provides fueling and lubrication to support vehicle functions and needs across the City of Fort Worth organization. Fuel Services oversees 55 total fuel related sites, which includes 93 above-ground storage tanks (ASTs) anchored by 5 large multi-fuel sites, including full propane alternative infrastructure and fueling.