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Lake County considers buying surplus tandem truck from Klamath County
Summary
Road Superintendent Kevin Hock asked the Lake County Board of Commissioners to forward a proposal to buy a Klamath County surplus tandem truck—described as under 200,000 miles and about 1,400 hours—with a larger box capacity to replace an older county truck; formal action was deferred to the Regular Session.
The Lake County Board of Commissioners reviewed a proposal June 17 to purchase a surplus tandem truck from Klamath County to replace an aging fleet vehicle. Road Superintendent Kevin Hock told the board the vehicle has under 200,000 miles and roughly 1,400 hours of use and that its truck box offers a larger cubic-yard capacity than current Road Department trucks.
The request was presented during a work session and was not acted on; Hock said the truck would replace an older county truck and the item was scheduled for action during the board’s Regular Session. The board recorded no public comment on the matter.
The discussion focused on condition and capacity rather than price or financing; no purchase motion, vendor contract number, or final dollar amount was included in the work-session minutes. The item will return to the board for formal consideration at the Regular Session, where procurement and budget details are expected to be provided.
