Gene Borissenko, Facilities and Fleet Division Manager
Facilities and Fleet, a Division of the General Services Agency, offers services to County departments and affiliated agencies in the following areas: Architectural services (facilities planning and design), project management, facilities operations and maintenance, and vehicle fleet management and maintenance.

The Facilities and Fleet Division is charged with maintenance, custodial, and groundskeeping responsibilities for all County-owned and many leased facilities. Included in this responsibility is that of operating and maintaining all of the County's parks and recreation areas.

The Facilities and Fleet Division is also responsible for administering and managing all County renovations, alterations, and new construction projects for the County's public recreational facilities and some 100 buildings, comprising approximately 700,000 square feet, and their adjacent grounds and parking facilities throughout the county by utilizing a skilled crew of building maintenance workers, including a journey-level carpenter and painter, experienced groundkeepers, and custodians, augmented, whenever necessary and/or cost-effective, by outside contractors and tradespeople.

The Facilities and Fleet Division management participate in the development, prioritization and implementation of County-wide capital projects, including site acquisition and facility planning, design, and construction.

The Facilities and Fleet Division of the General Services Agency is also responsible for the maintenance, repair and in-town fueling of more than 275 vehicles in the County fleet. The fleet is comprised of Sheriff's patrol vehicles, four-wheel drive utility vehicles, light trucks, vans, and passenger sedans. Included among these are 38 "pool" vehicles that are available for use by all County departments.

The mission of the The Facilities and Fleet Division is to provide competent, professional, and efficient:

Facilities Operations:

• Buildings, grounds, and parks maintenance and operations Janitorial services
• Space planning assistance
• Facility design coordination and management
• Facility capital project and construction management
• Coordination of energy conservation and retrofit programs
• Coordination of recycling and waste management programs for County facilities
• Leadership in property (purchase and lease) acquisition and management

Fleet/Garage Operations:

• Provide safe, reliable, and efficient transportation for the employees, volunteers, and clients of Mendocino County
• Maintain an appropriately sized fleet of clean, well-maintained pool cars available to County employees
• Maintain and repair the County fleet in a timely and cost-effective manner
• Maintain and provide a safe, environmentally compliant, and cost-effective vehicle fueling and maintenance facility for County vehicles
• Provide and/or coordinate emergency repair services for vehicles traveling both in and out of the County
• Provide leadership in exploring opportunities for the optimal, cost-effective use of alternatively fueled energy-efficient vehicles.

Services are provided through scheduled maintenance programs and reimbursable projects.

Contact Information:
Facilities and Fleet Division
841 Low Gap Road, Ukiah, CA 95482
Facilities and Fleet: (707) 463-6310; (707) 463-4784-fax
Garage: (707) 463-4248; (707) 463-4673
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