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Perry County Board rejects bids for surplus buses, opts for negotiated sale or scrap
Summary
The Perry County Board of Education voted unanimously Oct. 21 to reject bids for surplus buses and to dispose of the vehicles through negotiated pricing or scrap, whichever yields the higher return.
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The Perry County Board of Education voted unanimously on Oct. 21 to reject the bids it received for surplus school buses and to dispose of the vehicles through negotiated sales or, if higher, scrap, the board minutes show.
The motion, as recorded in the minutes, was moved by Mr. Richard Miller and seconded by Mr. Ryan Miller. ‘‘Motion to reject the bids received for surplus buses, and move to dispose of the buses through negotiated pricing or scrap, whichever is higher’’ passed 5-0, with all five board members voting yes.
Board members did not record additional debate in the minutes; the action resolves the immediate disposition method and leaves staff to pursue either negotiated sale or scrapping based on which option produces the higher return. There is no dollar amount or timetable listed in the minutes for the disposal process.
The minutes do not identify a public comment specific to the buses. The board proceeded to other agenda items after the vote.
