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Commissioners approve surplus sales, transfer two vehicles to Northwest Georgia Drug Task Force
Summary
Polk County approved a January 2026 surplus list for sale on GovDeals including a 2000 Chevy tanker, a 2013 Dodge Charger, MOTOTRBO radio equipment and 13 Kronos time clocks; the board also authorized transfer of a 2011 Ford Edge and a 2008 Honda Accord to the Northwest Georgia Drug Task Force for disposal.
The Polk County Board of Commissioners approved multiple surplus and transfer actions at its Jan. 6 meeting.
The January 2026 surplus list approved for sale on GovDeals included a 2000 Chevy tanker (VIN 1GBP7H1C0YJ512238), a 2013 Dodge Charger (VIN 2C3CDXATXDH694849), various MOTOTRBO radio system equipment and thirteen Kronos time clocks and accessories. Commissioner David McElwee moved to approve the surplus list; Commissioner John Paschal seconded and the motion passed unanimously.
Separately, the board authorized the transfer of two vehicles to the Northwest Georgia Drug Task Force for disposal — a 2011 Ford Edge (VIN 2FMDK3KC9BBA99211) to be traded on a 2023 replacement vehicle, and a 2008 Honda Accord (VIN 1HGCP368X8A0001882) to be auctioned. The request was made by the task force and approved by the board by motion of Commissioner David McElwee, seconded by Commissioner Linda Liles.
No sale prices or auction dates were recorded in the transcript; disposition will proceed through GovDeals and the task-force transfer process as approved.
