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Trussville council approves consent agenda and declares IT and fire equipment surplus
Summary
Council approved the consent agenda and adopted resolutions declaring various information-technology items and fire department vehicles as surplus (Resolutions 2024-D50 and 2024-51). The IT item list was referenced but not read aloud; the fire department resolution noted many vehicles are aged.
The Trussville City Council approved its consent agenda and adopted two resolutions declaring city equipment surplus: an IT equipment disposal plan and a list of fire department vehicles and equipment.
Councilor Brigh introduced Resolution 2024-D50 to declare various IT assets surplus and to authorize sale or disposal under the city’s surplus-property rules. The meeting transcript indicates the list of IT items was available on the city’s drive but was not read aloud during the meeting.
Councilor Short moved to adopt Resolution 2024-51 declaring certain fire department assets surplus; during discussion Short observed that many of the department’s vehicles were very old. Both resolutions were approved by voice vote; no roll-call tallies were recorded in the meeting transcript.
The council also approved routine consent- and regular-agenda items earlier in the session. The resolutions do not, in the transcript, specify sales prices, buyer selection processes or timelines for disposal.
