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Council authorizes disposal of three surplus police vehicles
Summary
Zion officials declared three older police vehicles surplus and authorized staff to dispose of them by sale or other means; staff will work with public works on disposition.
The Zion City Council on Feb. 4 authorized disposal of three police vehicles that staff identified as surplus, citing repair costs and nonserviceable conditions.
Police Department staff listed the vehicles by model and available identifiers: a 2006 Honda Accord (VIN listed in staff report), a 2003 Chevrolet Tahoe (VIN partially read aloud), and a 2011 Honda Pilot (registration CM92490). Staff said the vehicles were categorized surplus because repair or maintenance costs exceeded reasonable retention value. They told the council public works staff and a designated staff member would handle minimum-bid settings or other disposal options.
Commissioner McDowell moved and Commissioner Frierson seconded the motion to declare the vehicles surplus and authorize disposal. The motion carried on a roll call recorded as five ayes. The council did not specify a timeline for sale or disposal in the meeting.
