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Floyd council authorizes auction of town trash truck with $90,000 reserve

Floyd Town Council · May 7, 2026
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Summary

The Town Council authorized Town Manager Andrew Morris to auction the town's 2020 trash truck through GovDeals.com with a $90,000 reserve; the town reported a remaining loan balance of $72,000 and cited a comparable recent sale of about $131,000.

The Floyd Town Council voted May 7 to authorize Town Manager Andrew Morris to sell the town’s 2020 trash truck via GovDeals.com with a reserve price of $90,000. Morris told the council the town’s estimated loan balance on the truck is $72,000 and that a similar 2020 model with about 17,000 miles recently sold for approximately $131,000 plus buyer fees.

Council discussion covered auction options and the reserve amount. Councilman Chris Bower and Councilman Bruce Turner participated in deliberations about pricing and the timing of a five‑year trash pickup contract with Rural Services. Town Attorney Janet Murrell advised the council that no public hearing was required for the disposition.

Vice Mayor Chris Bond moved to authorize the auction with the $90,000 reserve; Councilman Bower seconded the motion, and the roll call vote was unanimous among present members.