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Shelby County board approves vehicle surpluses, appointments and claims
Summary
The board declared two county vehicles surplus (a 2018 Ford PIU and a 2002 Bravada), confirmed several appointments including Eric Tucker and Corey Kersey, and approved claims unanimously after finance committee review.
At its February meeting, Shelby County commissioners approved routine administrative items including surplus declarations for county vehicles, confirmations of several appointments and unanimous approval of claims.
The board declared a 2018 Ford police utility vehicle (VIN 1FM5K8AR2JEC76647) with 129,410 miles surplus and noted the highway department may assess whether the vehicle can be salvaged. Commissioners also moved to rebid a 2002 Bravada (VIN 1GHDT13S662391118) from the rescue squad after prior bids produced no buyer; staff said they will make the vehicle available for inspection to potential buyers.
The board confirmed appointments to local posts: Eric Tucker (fire protection, term to May 2027), Corey Kersey (term to May 2028), Brad Storm (term to May 2029) and Rick Hoadley to the sheriff's merit commission.
In committee business, finance noted one unclear contract related to a modest claim and requested the treasurer and staff review the contract before payment; the board nonetheless approved claims by unanimous roll-call vote. The chair also read correspondence from SCCS Enterprises announcing internal leadership changes and relayed an IDNR invitation to participate in the National Flood Insurance Program.
Public-body comments included praise for recent paving work (Findlay Blacktop on Highway 32) and promotion of an extension leadership academy; the meeting adjourned at about 7:33 p.m.
