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Commissioners approve $20,400 gooseneck trailer for EMA, funded from Seminole County mutual-aid revenue

Ware County Board of Commissioners · June 8, 2026
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Summary

The Board approved purchase of a 40-foot gooseneck trailer for the Emergency Management Agency from Harvey Trailer Company for $20,400, funded from $50,700 received from Seminole County for prior hurricane mutual-aid usage.

Ware County commissioners approved the Emergency Management Agency's purchase of a 40-foot gooseneck trailer from Harvey Trailer Company for $20,400. Commissioner Leonard Burse moved to approve the purchase; Commissioner Timmy Lucas seconded and the motion passed by roll-call with Commissioner Jon Tindall absent.

County Manager James Shubert said the funding source for the trailer purchase will be revenue Ware County received from Seminole County—$50,700—for use of the county's mobile radio tower during Hurricane Michael. Commissioner Barry Cox noted the radio tower provided a strong return on a small initial outlay. The purchase uses remaining mutual-aid revenue rather than general operating funds.