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Killian declares antiquated electronics and generator surplus; town hears volunteer and grant updates
Summary
The Killian Board of Aldermen declared obsolete electronics and a nonserviceable generator surplus and authorized disposal and auction; the board also heard a report on a community clean-up with more than 35 volunteers, discussed pursuing revolving grants, and recognized three citizens.
The Town of Killian Board of Aldermen on May 11 declared antiquated electronics and a broken air-conditioning unit surplus and authorized their disposal or destruction. The board also declared the town’s old generator surplus and authorized auctioning it through Henderson Auctions after members noted the generator’s motor was not serviceable.
Alderman Corey Beasley moved the resolution to declare electronics and a broken air conditioner surplus; Alderman Wesley Bignar seconded and the motion passed by recorded vote (yeas: Nick Guthrie, Wesley Bignar, Corey Beasley, Ronnie Sharp; absent: Trevor Clardy). Alderman Nick Guthrie moved the resolution to declare the generator surplus and authorize auctioning; Alderman Corey Beasley seconded and the board approved the measure by the same recorded vote. Alderman Ronnie Sharp stated the generator motor was not good and therefore the unit was nonserviceable.
The meeting included community and program updates. Mrs. Kathleen reported the 'Love the Boot' community clean-up engaged more than 35 volunteers; town organizers plan two pickups annually and are seeking volunteers to "adopt" roads for ongoing maintenance. Alderman Wesley Bignar said he will look into revolving grant opportunities to support local projects. The roads and drainage agenda item recorded no substantive discussion at this meeting.
In a police update, Mrs. Vicky said she had begun her report and that the Attorney General’s office requested a meeting with her; no further details were recorded in the minutes. The board also recorded general finance comments and recognized Kayden Over, Brennan Landry and Mason Dakota as citizens of the month.
The minutes provide motions and roll-call votes for the surplus resolutions but do not include dollar amounts for the generator or electronics, auction reserve amounts, or grant-application details. Henderson Auctions was named as the intended auctioneer for the generator sale.
