Surplus Declaration for Emergency Management Trailer
April 14, 2026
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The Frame
This decision removes a specific piece of county-owned equipment from the official inventory, allowing for its transfer to another jurisdiction or its final disposal.
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Board of County Commissioners
The board is responsible for the management and disposal of county-owned assets.
Last recorded activity April 14, 2026.
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Summary
Key Facts
- The Board of County Commissioners adopted a resolution to declare an emergency management trailer as surplus property.
- The county is authorized to donate the trailer to another county.
- The county is authorized to dispose of the trailer if it is not donated.
- The trailer will be removed from the county's fixed asset inventory.
- The action is tracked under file number 17327.
Why It Matters
This decision removes a specific piece of county-owned equipment from the official inventory, allowing for its transfer to another jurisdiction or its final disposal.
Frequently Asked Questions
What happens to the trailer now?
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Asset Lifecycle Management
The document reflects a standard end-of-life process for emergency management equipment.
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Sources
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