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Ohio County court approves surplusing jail’s 2012 Ford F-150 and commercial refrigerator
Summary
The court authorized surplus and disposal of a 2012 Ford F-150 and a commercial Koch refrigerator from the county jail, directing proceeds to capital outlay and approving scrap disposal for the refrigerator.
The Ohio County Fiscal Court approved a request to surplus two items from the county jail—a 2012 Ford F-150 and a commercial Koch refrigerator—and authorized selling the truck and scrapping the refrigerator, with proceeds to be returned to the jail’s capital outlay account.
Why it matters: Surplusing obsolete or unrepaired county property and returning proceeds to capital outlay allows departments to reuse funds for equipment or repairs without drawing new appropriations.
Details: Jail administrator Landon Sperdock described the items: “It's a 02/2012 Ford F-one 50. It's a blue 1 that I'm sure y'all seen sitting outside the jail,” and the commercial refrigerator “has been there for years” and cannot be fixed. The court approved listing the truck on GovDeals and sending the refrigerator to scrap; the proceeds will be placed in the jail’s capital outlay account. The motion carried after a second and voice vote.
