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Union Point accepts $1,254 bid for surplus 1972 firetruck
Summary
The City Council accepted a $1,254 bid from Marty Dowdy for a surplus 1972 Ford firetruck and agreed to work with the buyer on removal. The motion to accept was moved by Council Member Jim Scott and seconded by Council Member Teneisha Pinkney; the motion passed unanimously.
Union Point's City Council voted on Oct. 14 to accept a $1,254 bid from Marty Dowdy for a surplus 1972 Ford firetruck.
Council Member Jim Scott moved to accept the lone bid for the vehicle; Council Member Teneisha Pinkney seconded. The transcript records the motion as passing unanimously. Council members noted the city will coordinate removal of the vehicle with the buyer in the coming weeks.
The vehicle had been declared surplus and one bid was received. The minutes do not record additional competing offers or whether the city used a formal sealed-bid process for the sale.
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