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Montgomery County sheriff asks commission to approve sale of two decommissioned patrol vehicles to Troy University
Summary
Sheriff Derrick Cunningham requested Montgomery County Commission approval to sell two 2018 Ford PPV patrol vehicles (vehicle #6572, mileage 178,000; vehicle #6584, mileage 185,000) to the Troy University Police Department for $7,500 each. The transcript records the request and an attached letter of interest but no recorded vote.
Sheriff Derrick Cunningham asked the Montgomery County Commission on Nov. 4, 2025, to approve the sale of two decommissioned 2018 Ford PPV utility vehicles to the Troy University Police Department for $7,500 each.
Cunningham’s memo to the commission lists the vehicles as unit #6572 (178,000 miles) and unit #6584 (185,000 miles), noting they remain in county inventory but are no longer in service. The memo states an attached letter from Troy University’s police chief requests to purchase both vehicles and identifies a proposed price of $7,500 per vehicle.
Chief George Beaudry of the Troy University Police Department submitted the attached correspondence expressing his department’s interest in purchasing the two vehicles and thanking the sheriff’s office for opportunities to support smaller agencies. The letter provides a contact phone number for the Troy University Police Department.
The materials indicate the proposed sale would generate $15,000 in proceeds if approved. The transcript contains the request and the Troy University letter but does not record a formal motion, vote, or final action by the commission.
Asst. Chief Deputy Wesley Richerson is identified in the attached materials as a Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office recipient of the Troy University correspondence; the transcript does not record any comment from Richerson or other county officials on the request.
The commission packet lists the request as an item for the county commission to consider; the transcript does not show whether the commission approved the sale, tabled it, or took other action. The next procedural step would be the commission’s formal consideration at its session records or minutes, which are not included in this transcript.
