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Commission approves transfer of nonworking military generator to another government agency

Ware County Commission · September 9, 2025
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Summary

County staff asked to surplus a nonworking military generator acquired about 10 years ago; another county offered to take it for parts and compensate Ware County. Commissioners agreed to transfer the generator to another government as required by surplus rules.

Staff requested permission to surplus a military generator the county acquired roughly a decade ago but has been unable to get working. A nearby county offered to accept the unit for parts and to compensate Ware County for the salvage value.

Because the generator was acquired as government property, staff said it must be transferred to another government entity rather than sold to a private party. Commissioners agreed to allow the transfer so the neighboring county could use the generator for parts or repairs.