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Rigby council declares culverts and an old golf cart surplus, authorizes disposal
Summary
Council adopted Resolution No. 231-2026 declaring multiple culvert sections and a low-value golf cart surplus and authorized their disposal, with staff noting fair value estimates and potential proceeds directed to the rodeo grounds fund.
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Public Works Director Mitch Bradley told the council that several 30-foot by 30-inch culvert sections were removed from the former county rodeo grounds after an associated ditch was abandoned and remained in good condition. He estimated fair value at about $500 per section and said multiple individuals had expressed interest in purchasing them. Bradley asked whether the six sections could be sold together for $3,000 under the city’s surplus-property policy or whether they should be held for a future auction; he also disclosed an old golf cart valued under $1,000 as a surplus item for transparency.
Council moved to adopt Resolution No. 231-2026 declaring the listed items surplus and authorizing disposal; Councilman Timothy Howe made the motion and Councilwoman Melanie Allen seconded. The motion carried unanimously. Bradley noted proceeds could be directed to the rodeo grounds fund.
