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Gillsville accepts $2,000 bid for town tractor; mayor also submitted a lower bid
Summary
During the Jan. 7 meeting the council opened bids for a surplus town tractor and accepted a $2,000 bid from Eddie Hazelgreen as the highest; other bids were Terrence Dale $1,300, Buddy Queen $1,031 and Mayor Wade Dale $800.
GILLSVILLE — The Gillsville Town Council opened bids for the sale of a town tractor on Jan. 7 and accepted the highest bid of $2,000 from Eddie Hazelgreen.
Mayor Wade Dale opened the bids. The recorded offers were $2,000 from Eddie Hazelgreen, $1,300 from Terrence Dale, $1,031 from Buddy Queen and $800 from Mayor Wade Dale. The council accepted Hazelgreen’s $2,000 bid as the highest; the transcript does not record a formal roll-call vote or whether the acceptance was subject to any post-sale conditions or paperwork.
The meeting record does not describe the method used to solicit bids, whether the sale proceeds are to be deposited to a particular fund, or any conflict-of-interest review related to bids placed by council members or town officials. Those procedural or administrative details were not specified in the transcript.
The council completed remaining business and adjourned at 7:24 p.m.
