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Appalachian Power donates retired line truck to Floyd County
Summary
Representatives from Appalachian Power Company presented a retired line truck to Floyd County for use by maintenance and emergency‑response crews; the board thanked the company and discussed continuing partnerships such as event sponsorships and mapping support.
Representatives of Appalachian Power Company presented a retired line truck to the Floyd County Board of Supervisors as an in‑kind donation for county maintenance and emergency response. Rob Man, identifying himself as the company’s external affairs manager, said the truck “reached its useful life for frontline line employees” but that the company was "very glad" the vehicle could continue to serve local communities.
Board members described the donation as generous and useful for a county of Floyd’s size, noting the truck could be used for maintenance and emergency response. County staff discussed complementary needs such as mapping equipment and event sponsorships the company has supported in the past. The board thanked Appalachian Power for the donation; no formal action was required beyond acceptance and thanks.
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