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Bullock County Commission moves to process vehicle disposals and approves engineering equipment purchase; E911 reappointment deferred
Summary
The commission moved to authorize disposal of older county vans and approved a $19,940.69 purchase of a Bushwacker mower for the engineering department; a motion to reappoint Rob Cameron to the E911 board was made but deferred for a revised letter and will return to a future agenda.
At its April 14 meeting the Bullock County Commission took several formal actions and directed follow-up on others.
Appointment and board business: Commissioner (speaker S7) moved to reappoint Rob Cameron to the county E911 Board and the motion was seconded. Commissioners discussed the paperwork and then deferred final approval pending receipt of a revised letter and recommended placing the item on the next agenda for formal action.
Vehicle disposition: The agent department (S12) requested permission to dispose of older county vans. A motion was made to authorize sale of a 2011 Ford van on govdeals.com; commissioners discussed title processing and sequencing for disposal. The transcript records the motion and discussion; staff were instructed to proceed with the disposal process and handle titles per state guidance (final recorded vote not shown in the transcript).
Equipment purchase: The commission approved a purchase request for the engineering department. Commissioner McGowan (speaker S3) moved to buy a Bushwacker mower for $19,940.69 from Hall Manufacturing; the motion was seconded and commissioners voted in favor. The motion carried and the purchase was authorized.
Contracts and next steps: A presenter (S11) described two contracts tied to approximately $2.1 million in potential funding for sheriff-related projects (vehicles, cameras, uniforms). The attorney had not completed a full review; commissioners asked that the contracts be placed on the next meeting agenda for attorney review and formal approval.
Actions recorded in the transcript include motions to reappoint to the E911 board (deferred for revision), to dispose of a county van (motion made and staff instructed on process) and to purchase a Bushwacker mower (approved).
