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Council sets July 11 for surplus auction at Franks Building
Summary
The Krebs City Council designated July 11, 2026, for a surplus auction at the Franks Building and agreed council should set a reserve tied to fair market value for two vehicles, a councilmember said. The motion passed unanimously among members present.
The Krebs City Council voted May 12 to designate July 11, 2026, as the date for the city surplus auction at the Franks Building. Mayor Zella Kincaid called for a vote after a motion from Councilmember Larry Coxsey and a second from Jeanetta Hauck; the motion passed with Sherry DeFrange, Jeanetta Hauck and Larry Coxsey voting yes.
During discussion, Larry Coxsey urged the council to adopt a starting point or reserve price for two vehicles to ensure the city receives fair market value. Coxsey said the city should "make sure we get fair market price for the two vehicles" and referenced using a recognized pricing source (Kelley Blue Book) as an example. The council did not record any no votes; one member, Dan Heathcock, was noted as absent in the roll call.
The motion as recorded: move to approve July 11, 2026 as the surplus auction date (mover: Larry Coxsey; second: Jeanetta Hauck; outcome: approved).
