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SUMMARY:CAFM Office Hours: Financial Management with Mike Camnetar (March 2026)
DESCRIPTION:The notion of “office hours” traces its roots back to an academic tradition. During this designated time\, students were aware that they could visit a professor’s office to seek advice\, discuss ideas\, tackle challenges\, and find solutions with the guidance of an expert. Now\, you have the opportunity to benefit from Office Hours as well!  Rather than meeting with professors\, you’ll have the chance to connect with a busy\, knowledgeable\, well-connected CAFM who has dedicated time specifically for you and your fellow candidates. As you aspire to attain your CAFM\, your Office Hours Host is here to assist.  \n\n \nIn this session\, our faculty will:  \n• showcase his career journey and experiences \n• teach a 30-minute insider lesson on one competency – Financial Management \n• share their favorite test taking pro-tip  \n• engage in open dialogue to answer your questions  \nMeet Your Host: \nMike Camnetar\, CAFM is a dedicated and respected fleet management and operations professional with over 25 years of experience in the fleet and automotive industry. Currently serving as the Fleet Services Manager at General Mills\, Mike manages all aspects of the North American Fleet Program\, overseeing the entire vehicle lifecycle of over $40MM in assets. He is also an active member of the NAFA Fleet Management Association\, serving currently as the Immediate Past President (President 2023-2025) and as a Director on the Board since 2018. \n\n \nWhen: March 11\, 12-1 PM ET \nWhere: Zoom link info will be sent prior to the event date \nRegistration Fee: Free to all but registration is required \nRegistration Deadline: March 11\, 11 AM ET \n		\n			\n				Register
URL:https://www.nafa.org/event/cafm-office-hours-financial-management-with-mike-camnetar-march-2026/
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SUMMARY:Zero Emissions Vehicle Options for Law Enforcement (March 2026)
DESCRIPTION:Law enforcement agencies are rapidly expanding their use of battery-electric vehicles (EVs) for patrol\, traffic enforcement\, and specialty assignments—driven by fuel and maintenance savings\, emissions goals\, and the emergence of pursuit-capable platforms. This webinar will provide a practical\, decision-focused look at what it takes to evaluate\, procure\, and operate EVs in law enforcement\, including duty-cycle fit\, charging strategy\, upfitting and equipment loads\, vehicle downtime\, and total cost of ownership. \nJoin this webinar to hear candid\, first-hand lessons learned from a large municipal police department with a year of experience operating a fleet of Chevy Blazer Police Pursuit Vehicles\, plus a retired police chief and change-management consultant who will address the organizational and cultural shifts needed for successful fleet electrification. We’ll also explore how EV pursuit platforms perform under rigorous vehicle dynamics testing—what metrics matter most\, how to interpret results\, and the key questions to ask as you assess EVs for your agency’s operational needs. \n\nSpeakers:\nRetired Police Chief Neil Cervenka\, Command Insight Consulting LLC  \nNeil Cervenka is a retired police chief and public-safety consultant who brings 25 years of law enforcement experience. Neil advanced from Police Officer to Acting Captain in California’s Central Valley before serving as Chief of Police for a small rural agency on California’s north coast. As chief\, he launched a social services unit to reduce police interactions with unhoused residents\, implemented one of the region’s early EV patrol fleets\, built an organizational wellness program\, and led citywide emergency management and a department-wide culture and modernization effort. \nNeil is a graduate of the California Peace Officers Standards and Training (POST) Sherman Block Supervisory Leadership Institute and POST Command College\, and he holds a POST Executive Development Certificate (California’s highest law enforcement certification). He earned an MBA from California State University\, Stanislaus\, and served as President of the California Peace Officers’ Association (2024–2025) \n\n \nLieutenant Rusty Rea\, Chula Vista Police Department \nRusty Rea is a lieutenant with the Chula Vista Police Department in San Diego County\, California\, where he has served for 27 years. Over the course of his career\, he has worked as a motor officer and agent\, street team officer and sergeant\, supervisor in the Professional Standards Unit\, and in Patrol as an officer\, agent\, sergeant\, and lieutenant. In March 2020\, he returned to the Traffic Division\, where he continues to serve today. \nIn addition to overseeing the Traffic Division\, Lt. Rea currently manages special events coordination\, the department’s Senior Volunteer Program\, EVOC operations\, and fleet services\, along with the many “other duties as assigned” that accompany police leadership roles. He has also served as the department’s rangemaster and a motor instructor\, and played a key role in modernizing departmental operations through implementation of a contemporary scheduling and timekeeping system. Born and raised in Southern California\, Rusty is an avid motorcyclist and proud father of two. \n\nModerator\, Rachel Ellenberger\, Green Seed Collective LLC  \nRachel Ellenberger is an environment and sustainability professional and the Owner & Principal Consultant of Green Seed Collective LLC\, providing project management and strategic growth support to mission-driven organizations. She works with nonprofits nationwide—primarily in the Midwest—to design and fund programs and clarify strategic priorities\, with a focus on sustainable transportation and renewable energy. Rachel previously spent 3.5 years with Clean Fuels Ohio in progressive leadership roles spanning business development\, communications\, and fundraising (Business Development & Communications Manager; Director of Business Development & Communications; Director of Development). She also brings policy experience across state\, federal\, and private sectors and lives in Columbus\, Ohio.\n \n\n \nThis webinar has been approved by NAFA Fleet Management Association for 1.5 hours of Continuing Professional Education (CPE)\, which may be applied towards CAFM recertification credit.\n \nWhen: March 19\, 2026. 2-3:30PM ET \nWhere: Zoom link info will be sent prior to the session.  \nRegistration Fee: Free\, but registration is required.  \nRegistration Deadline: March 18\, 2PM ET.  \n		\n			\n				Register
URL:https://www.nafa.org/event/sustainable-fleet-technology-series-law-enforcement-vehicle-options-march-2026/
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SUMMARY:FLEETSolutions Live! Seminar: Top Priorities for 2026
DESCRIPTION:The fleet industry continues to evolve at a rapid pace\, driven by advancements in technology\, changes in the marketplace\, and growing expectations for efficiency and sustainability. NAFA’s upcoming FLEETSolutions Live! Seminar\, explores the emerging priorities\, challenges\, and opportunities that will define fleet management in the year ahead.  \nThis seminar builds on the themes explored in the January/February issue of FLEETSolutions\, which examines the top priorities fleet professionals are focusing on in 2026: controlling costs and doing more with less; accelerating technology adoption and identifying where AI delivers the best ROI; confronting electrification challenges such as strategy refinement\, charging infrastructure\, and staff training; looking ahead at autonomous vehicle use cases from last mile to geo-fenced operations; and reviewing and updating fleet policy to align with an evolving mobility landscape.  \nThis session will feature actionable insights\, real-world examples\, and expert perspectives to help fleet professionals anticipate change\, optimize performance\, and prepare for what’s next.  \n\n \nWhen: March 25\, 1-2PM ET. \nWhere: Zoom information will be provided closer to the event date \nRegistration Fee: Free for NAFA members and $99 for nonmembers \nRegistration Deadline: March 23\, 11AM ET \nThis seminar has been approved by NAFA Fleet Management Association for 1 hour of Continuing Professional Education (CPE)\, which may be applied towards CAFM recertification credit. \n \n		\n			\n				Register
URL:https://www.nafa.org/event/fleetsolutions-live-seminar-series-top-priorities-for-2026/
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SUMMARY:CAFM Roadmap: Navigate Your Path to Certification (March 2026)
DESCRIPTION:Start your journey toward becoming a Certified Automotive Fleet Manager (CAFM) with confidence! CAFM Roadmap is a 30-minute webinar designed for current candidates and fleet professionals exploring certification. In this session\, you’ll gain a clear understanding of how the CAFM program works\, where to find key resources and support\, and what’s new in the program to help you succeed.  \nWhether you’ve already begun your coursework or are considering taking the next step\, this session will guide you through the essentials of the CAFM journey — from enrollment to exam readiness — so you can move forward with clarity and confidence.  \nYou’ll Learn:  \n\nDescribe how the CAFM program is structured and outline the steps to get started. \nIdentify where to locate help\, study resources\, and support tools. \nExplore the latest CAFM program updates. \nEvaluate how earning CAFM certification can advance professional growth \n\nMeet your Host:  \nApril Smith is the Education Coordinator at NAFA\, where she draws on her background in education to support the professional growth of fleet professionals. In her role\, she supports members in achieving their certification goals and advancing their professional development. April is committed to fostering growth\, connection\, and excellence across the fleet community.  \nWhen: March 26\, 1-1:30 PM ET \nWhere: Zoom link info will be sent prior to the event  \nRegistration Fee: Free to all but registration is required \nRegistration Deadline: March 26\, 11 AM ET \n		\n			\n				Register
URL:https://www.nafa.org/event/cafm-roadmap-navigate-your-path-to-certification-march-2026/
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