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Commission approves IT surplus sales; moves to closed session on settlement and litigation
Summary
Daggett County approved the surplus sale of two desktop computers and then voted to go into closed session to discuss a settlement claim and litigation matters; discussion of settlement was deferred to the closed session.
The Daggett County Commission approved the surplus of two desktop computers and set a surplus sale price, then voted to move into a closed session to discuss settlement claim DAG000032024 and related potential litigation.
Cordell, county IT staff, told commissioners the surplus items were two desktop PCs about five years old — an HP ProDesk 400 and a Dell OptiPlex 3020 — and recommended selling each for $65. A motion to approve the surplus and sale price was made, seconded and approved by voice vote.
Following the surplus vote, the commission returned to item 5 on the agenda (approval of settlement claim DAG000032024). Commissioners determined it would be prudent to discuss that settlement and other potential litigation in closed session. A motion to go into closed session for purposes of litigation was made and seconded; commissioners voted in the affirmative, and the commission left the public meeting and reconvened in closed session at 11:44 a.m.
Ending: The public record shows approval of the IT surplus and the commission’s decision to enter closed session to discuss settlement DAG000032024 and other litigation matters. Details of the closed-session discussion and any settlement actions will be reflected in the closed-session minutes or a later public record if/when permitted.
