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City declares miscellaneous equipment and vehicles surplus under Resolution 2025-13
Summary
Lead commissioners adopted Resolution 2025-13 to declare specified city property surplus and authorize disposal according to state law; the record lists vendors, payroll totals and an inventory of vehicles and equipment to be removed from municipal inventory.
The Lead City Commission adopted Resolution 2025-13 at its Sept. 15, 2025 meeting, declaring miscellaneous personal property surplus and authorizing disposal under SDCL 9-19. The resolution lists vendors, payroll category totals and a roster of vehicles and equipment to be sold, traded or disposed of, and instructs the mayor and finance officer to take required actions.
Items enumerated in the meeting record include vendor payments and payroll totals (payables $154,299.36; wages $83,721.27) and a range of surplus assets such as multiple municipal trucks (1983 International dump truck, 1986 GMC 2500, 2004 GMC Sierra, 2016 Chevy Silverado), sweepers, an asphalt oil trailer and other public-works equipment. The record shows the vote was unanimous: Mayor Dustin Heupel and Commissioners Robert Carr, Roger Thomas and Al Rohrer voted aye; none voted nay.
