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Custer County board adopts surplus-property resolution in 4-2 roll call
Summary
The board adopted Resolution #19-2026 declaring listed county property surplus in a roll-call vote that recorded four ayes and two nays. Items listed include a 2014 Western Star dump truck and two Dell computers from the Register of Deeds.
CUSTER COUNTY — The Custer County Board of Supervisors on June 23 adopted Resolution #19-2026, declaring a set of county assets surplus after a roll-call vote that divided the board.
Chairperson Blowers read the list of property proposed for surplus. On a motion by Gibbons, seconded by Govier, the board approved the resolution. The roll call recorded ayes from Kleeb, Parliament, Govier and Gibbons and nays from Longmore and Markham; Blowers was not recorded among the yea/nay entries in the minutes.
Items documented in the minutes as being declared surplus include a Road Department 2014 Western Star 4700SF dump truck (approximate odometer reading 360,492 miles) and two Dell desktop computers from the Register of Deeds (a 2022 and a 2017 unit). The resolution was adopted and will proceed to the county process for disposal or sale under county policy.
The minutes record a formal roll call for this motion; no further debate or amendments to the resolution are shown in the record.
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