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Huron County authorizes disposal of obsolete sheriff radar units
Summary
The Board of Huron County Commissioners voted to discard or salvage several older sheriff radar units deemed obsolete and not needed for public use, listing serial numbers and citing Ohio Revised Code §307.12(I).
The Huron County Board of Commissioners voted Sept. 9 to dispose of several obsolete radar units from the Sheriff’s Department after finding the equipment no longer workable or repairable.
The resolution, adopted by unanimous roll call, directs disposal or salvage under Ohio Revised Code §307.12(I). The minutes record the devices and serial numbers for the county record, including multiple Genesis units and Fork K Band units; some remotes had no serial numbers listed.
The disposal resolution states the equipment is "not needed for public use" and authorizes county staff to remove the items from inventory. The minutes list the serial numbers and related descriptions for the county property record.
