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Big Bear City CSD approves write-off of obsolete fire capital assets

Big Bear City Community Services District Board of Directors · January 21, 2025
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Summary

The Board adopted Resolution 2025-02 on Jan. 21 to remove fire capital assets deemed obsolete after coordination with the Big Bear Fire Authority; Finance Officer Jeanette Prickett presented the item and the motion passed unanimously.

The Big Bear City Community Services District Board of Directors on Jan. 21 adopted Resolution 2025-02, approving the removal from the district's capital inventory of fire assets that staff and the Big Bear Fire Authority (BBFA) determined to be obsolete.

Finance Officer Jeanette Prickett presented the resolution and explained staff had worked with BBFA to identify capital assets that had recently been disposed of by the authority. Board members asked follow-up questions of staff; public comments were heard (the transcript does not supply the comments verbatim).

Director JoKay Rowe moved to adopt Resolution 2025-02; Director Bob Rowe seconded and the motion carried unanimously with votes recorded for Director Bob Rowe, Director JoKay Rowe, President John Russo, Director Larry Walsh and Director Al Ziegler. The resolution caption is recorded in the minutes and the complete text is available in the District's Resolution and Ordinance Book Number 36.

Why it matters: the action clears obsolete fire equipment from the district’s capital records and aligns accounting records with recent disposals reported by BBFA. The adoption was procedural and did not appropriate new funds.