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Robert Martinez

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Robert Martinez

Robert S. Martinez retired in 2022 after a distinguished career with the NYPD. He served as the Fleet Services Director from 2006 to 2010 and was promoted to Deputy Commissioner of the Support Services Bureau in 2010. As Deputy Commissioner, Martinez managed 800 members of the service and a $153 million budget, leading key safety initiatives like the expansion of Rumbler sirens and message boards for police vehicles. He provided critical fleet support during major events, including the Republican National Convention and Super Storm Sandy, and secured funding for a state-of-the-art Property Clerk warehouse project worth over $400 million. Martinez continues to contribute his expertise, serving on advisory boards for Government Fleet Expo Police and Police Fleet Expo. Additionally, he serves on Police advisory boards for several small towns and cities around the United States.

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The Future is Electric: Robert Martinez on Integrating EVs into Police Fleets

From understanding technology to overcoming infrastructure challenges, embracing EVs boosts efficiency, cuts costs, and promotes sustainability

September 3, 2024

1 minute read

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Data Tells the Truth: Robert Martinez on the Power of Data in Modern Policing

Leveraging Technology for Smarter Decisions and Safer Streets

September 3, 2024

2 minute read

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Embracing Change: Robert Martinez Shares Three Decades of Technological Evolution at the NYPD

From LED Lights to Data-Driven Decisions: A Journey of Innovation and Adaptability in Policing

September 3, 2024

2 minute read

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