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Commission approves transfer of excess sheriff’s vehicle to Worthington for $4,000

5535400 · August 6, 2025
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Summary

The Greene County Commission approved a reciprocal resolution to convey an excess sheriff’s vehicle, including lights and radio, to the Town of Worthington in exchange for $4,000; Worthington is scheduled to pass a similar resolution before the transfer.

The Greene County Commission approved a reciprocal resolution to transfer an excess sheriff’s department vehicle to the Town of Worthington in exchange for $4,000.

Marvin, county attorney, told commissioners that “state statute allows governmental entities to negotiate between themselves and agree on the transfer of assets [an] excess vehicle,” and that Worthington may accept the vehicle with its light bar and radio for the stated price.

The item’s nut graf: the sale is an intergovernmental transfer authorized under state law; the county attorney said Worthington will pass a substantially similar resolution at its meeting on the 12th and the county will convey the vehicle and collect $4,000 afterward.

Commissioners moved and seconded to approve resolution “20 25 dash o 9,” and the motion carried. The transcript does not record a roll-call tally. The county attorney said the exchange amount is within the statute’s scope for negotiated transfers.

The action requires Worthington to adopt a matching resolution before the county completes the conveyance. No other conditions or financing details were recorded.