Get Full Government Meeting Transcripts, Videos, & Alerts Forever!
Get email alerts on the Surplus Property topic
No spam. Unsubscribe anytime.
Board reviews list of surplus CTE classroom equipment for potential sale
Summary
At a board meeting, staff presented a list of career and technical education (CTE) classroom items deemed unusable and proposed declaring them surplus for sale under Tennessee law; no formal action was taken on first read.
The Montgomery County Board of Education reviewed a list of career and technical education classroom equipment identified as no longer usable and discussed moving those items to a surplus sale process.
Board staff said the list of CTE equipment is included in the meeting packet and that the items have been flagged as not usable. The presenter said this step would allow the district to offer the items for sale “through GovDeals” in accordance with Tennessee Code Annotated (TCA). No formal motion or vote was recorded during the first read.
The presentation was informational: board members were asked for questions or comments, and none were recorded on the transcript. Because this was a first read, staff indicated the next steps would be to follow the statutory surplus process before any items are sold or removed from district inventory.
A separate budget and capital discussion followed later in the meeting.
