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Pondera County declares equipment and vehicles surplus, schedules online auction
Summary
The Board declared a list of county vehicles, heavy equipment and furnishings surplus and directed sale by online public auction (Public Surplus) with advertising planned in the Pioneer Press and an auction run from March 2–18, 2026.
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The Pondera County Board of Commissioners adopted a resolution declaring multiple items of county personal property surplus and directed their sale at online public auction through the State of Montana/Public Surplus.
Resolution No. 18 (2025/26) lists items declared surplus including a 1957 Cat D7 dozer, a 2010 Asphalt Zipper, miscellaneous tables and chairs, multiple Chevy and Ford trucks (including a 2014 Chevy 1/2-ton pickup and a 1995 Chevy 1-ton with box hoist), a Ford 2000 mower tractor, a Linde 650 wire feed welder, a 1998 Chevy ambulance and a 1989 Ford 9000 dump truck with pup. The resolution directs advertising in the Pioneer Press with the auction scheduled to run March 2 through March 18, 2026.
Commissioner Thomas A. Kuka moved to declare the listed property surplus and to proceed with an online public auction; Commissioner Zane Drishinski seconded and the motion passed on a 3–0 vote. The resolution cites Section 7-8-2211, Montana Code Annotated, as the county statutory authorization to sell or exchange county property.
Next steps: the county will publish auction notices as described in the resolution and sell items through the public auction platform. The resolution does not list minimum bids, reserve prices or detailed disposition schedules; those details are expected to appear in the public auction notices.
