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Supervisors approve donations and sales of surplus county kitchen equipment to veterans groups and local buyer

3651629 · May 5, 2025
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Summary

The board approved donating a gas stove, garbage disposal and racks to a neighboring county veterans affairs office, donating two stainless-steel pieces to the Chickasaw County Veterans Affairs representative, and accepting bids for an electric stove and buffet warmer.

Chickasaw County supervisors approved a series of surplus-property actions: donating certain kitchen items to veterans affairs offices in neighboring counties and accepting bids on other items.

Staff reviewed bids and offers for several kitchen items listed on the county website and courthouse bulletin board. The board voted to donate a gas stove, a garbage disposal and several racks to Floyd County Veterans Affairs at no cost, and to donate two stainless-steel pieces to the Chickasaw County Veterans Affairs representative (Keith Aylance) at no cost. The board accepted bids for an electric stove for $300 and a stainless-steel buffet warmer for $2.50 from LaVonne Ohm. The hood received no sale and was offered to Floyd County Veterans Affairs to scrap or remove if they wished.

Motion by Travis, second by Isaac, carried the donations and sales as described. Board members discussed possible scrapping or finding a local person to take unsold items if recipient counties declined them.

Ending: The board directed staff to complete donations and sales as approved and to follow up if Floyd County declined any offered items.