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Winston County board approves sale of surplus service trucks, accepts pickup bid

Winston County Board of Education · March 24, 2025
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Summary

The Winston County Board of Education voted unanimously March 24 to approve the sale of three surplus service trucks to the city of Hel and to accept a $33,750 bid for a separate 2021 Ford F-150 from Greg Ferris. The board also discussed scheduling a work session before an April advocacy day.

The Winston County Board of Education voted March 24 to approve the sale of several surplus district vehicles and accepted a bid for a separate pickup.

Mr. Scott presented the recommendations and asked the board to approve the sale of three service trucks to the city of Hel: a 2020 Ford F-250 for $37,250; a 2021 Ford F-250 for $40,500; and another 2020 Ford F-250 for $37,250. A board member moved to approve the first set of sales, another member seconded, and the motion carried by voice vote.

The board also accepted a $33,750 bid from Greg Ferris for the public sale of a 2021 Ford F-150. A motion to accept the bid was made and seconded; the transcript records the vote as "All in favor." Individual roll-call votes were not provided in the record.

The board discussed scheduling a possible work session before a regional advocacy day on either April 15 or April 16; members said they would confirm the date once it had been posted. Members also made brief operational remarks about staffing and readiness in advance of upcoming events.

The meeting opened with an invocation by Mr. Finley and the Pledge of Allegiance, the chair confirmed a quorum, the agenda was approved, and the meeting adjourned following the items above. No additional formal actions were recorded during this session.