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Crowley aldermen declare aging fire apparatus surplus and authorize public auction
Summary
The Crowley board approved a resolution declaring older city vehicles — including two fire trucks and an ambulance — surplus and authorized sale at public auction after discussion about repairability, parts availability and the city's recent purchases of replacement apparatus.
The mayor and board of aldermen voted Tuesday to declare a list of city-owned vehicles and equipment surplus and authorize their sale at public auction, including two aging fire engines and an older rescue ambulance.
A resolution offered by Alderman Sandy Marks and seconded by Alderman Vernon Martin passed on a roll call vote. The resolution authorizes the mayor to contract with an auctioneer to sell surplus equipment and declares unsold items as junk subject to disposal.
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