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Brookings School District declares equipment surplus, schedules rummage sales July 30
Summary
The Brookings School District board declared equipment from three schools surplus and approved rummage sales for July 30 after staff said the items were valued under $2,500 each and therefore exempt from a 10-day newspaper notice.
The Brookings School District 05-1 Board of Education voted to declare listed items from three schools as surplus and approved district-run rummage sales for July 30.
Board members approved the declaration after Stacy (staff member) said three district taxpayers reviewed the items and found none exceeded $2,500 in value, which staff said removes the requirement for a 10-day newspaper notice. The rummage sales are scheduled at Camelot, Midairie and Mickelson Middle School on Wednesday, July 30, from 4 to 6 p.m., with a district representative present at each location, Stacy said. Unsold items will be placed in a roll-off dumpster the following Monday, staff said.
The board moved and seconded the motion to declare the listed items surplus; the motion passed. No individual vote tally was recorded in the transcript.
Board members asked a procedural question about unsold items; Stacy confirmed unsold material would be disposed of if not claimed. The board approved the motion without additional amendment.
The surplus declaration and sale were presented as a time-sensitive administrative action the board needed to complete before the August meeting.
The district did not provide dollar-by-dollar valuations in the meeting record; staff stated only that no listed item exceeded $2,500. Further details on individual items or proceeds from the sales were not specified in the discussion recorded in the transcript.
