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In honor of 2024 National Public Works Week, the City is releasing its third round of limited edition fleet trading cards.

These cards feature the vehicles and machines operated by the City of Victoria’s Public Works division that rumble and roll down city streets.

City fleet vehicles

Supplementing the previous two campaigns, five new cards highlight the rollers, movers, and diggers that help staff build and maintain the vibrant and livable city. These cards feature photos, information, and fun facts about some of the City’s key vehicles.

The trading cards showcase five City fleet vehicles – a zero-emission electric van, a mini excavator, a snow removal truck, a zero-emission electric car, and a road paver.

fleet trading cards

A limited number of 2024 fleet trading cards can be picked up from City Hall, while supplies last. National Public Works Week is taking place across North America from May 19-25.

The week-long event celebrates the contributions of public works divisions in planning, building, and managing the everyday operations at the core of local communities. There are approximately 300 employees in the City of Victoria’s Public Works division.

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