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Council declares five street department vehicles surplus and approves auction plan
Summary
Cherokee Village council unanimously voted Aug. 21 to declare five street department vehicles surplus and to sell them (at scrap value or by auction with no reserve), including two nonrunning older Chevrolets and other units noted as likely suitable only for scrap.
The Cherokee Village City Council voted unanimously on Aug. 21 to declare five street department vehicles surplus and to assess them at scrap or auction value with no reserve.
Council discussion identified at least two nonrunning older Chevrolet trucks (mid-1980s models) and another small nonrunning utility truck among the five listed for surplus. The mayor said the city will attempt to place the vehicles in a government online auction run by Witcher Auction Service if timing allows; otherwise, the vehicles will be offered at a local public auction.
A motion to declare the five vehicles surplus and assess scrap value passed on a roll-call vote with all council members voting yes. The city will coordinate with auction services to sell the vehicles, with staff recommending no reserve to encourage bidding.
