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Wilson County EMA approves surplus of old IT and EMS equipment
Summary
The Wilson County Emergency Management Agency voted to approve surplus items including printers and IT hardware and EMS jump bags, monitors and stretcher seat caps; the motion carried but the transcript did not record a mover, second or vote tally.
The Wilson County Emergency Management Agency voted to approve surplus of several information-technology items and emergency-medical-services equipment during a brief business item at its meeting.
An EMA member listed items to be declared surplus, including printers, miscellaneous old firewall hardware, older computers with battery backups, and EMS items described as jump bags, monitors and old stretcher seat caps. A motion to approve the surplus items was made and the chair called for the vote. “All in favor? Aye. Motion carries,” an EMA member said.
The transcript does not record who moved or seconded the motion, nor does it record an exact vote tally. No conditions, amendments or follow-up assignments for the surplus items were recorded in the meeting minutes provided in the transcript.
The vote concluded a short agenda item; the EMA chair then moved on to new business. No budgetary details or plans for disposition of the surplus equipment were discussed in the recorded exchange.
