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Board approves donation of used middle-school scoreboards to neighboring districts

Pocatello District Board · April 22, 2025
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Summary

The Pocatello District board approved donating an estimated 15–20 used middle-school scoreboards (individual value under $5,000) to neighboring districts that requested them, citing surplus-property rules under Idaho code.

The Pocatello District board voted to donate used middle-school scoreboards to neighboring districts that requested them.

District staff said a company had purchased new scoreboards for middle schools and the district had about 15–20 surplus units, with estimated per-unit value under $5,000. The administration proposed donating the functional scoreboards and controllers to nearby districts that had asked for them; the board approved the donation.

Staff referenced Idaho code regarding surplus property and said donations of taxpayer-owned equipment valued under specified thresholds are permitted. The board then adjourned the meeting.