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Logan County declares two Sheriff's Office items surplus; vehicle replacement options discussed

Logan County Board of Commissioners · June 1, 2026
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Summary

The board unanimously declared a 2012 Dodge pickup and a 2014 Carry-On trailer surplus from the Sheriff's Office and heard from Sheriff Sean Carson about options to replace a deputy's patrol vehicle; no replacement decision was made at the meeting.

Sheriff and Emergency Manager Sean Carson reported to the Logan County Board of Commissioners on June 17 about department activity and discussed options for replacing a deputy's patrol vehicle, including funding and vehicle choices. The transcript shows no formal replacement decision during the meeting.

During the meeting Nathan Kramer moved and Jon Hill seconded a motion to declare surplus property from the Sheriff's Office: a 2012 Dodge pickup and a 2014 Carry-On trailer. The motion passed unanimously (Yeas: Kramer, Hill, Wonch; Nays: none). The board accepted the surplus declaration as a formal action to allow disposition per county policy.

No additional transfer or sale details were recorded in the minutes; the record indicates the board will follow county surplus procedures for disposition.