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Board approves five-year Titan Fuel Agreement for airport and surpluses 1987 fuel truck

Laurens County Board of Commissioners · April 7, 2026
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Summary

Laurens County approved a five-year Titan Fuel Agreement that includes provision of a fuel truck for county use at no charge and authorized surplusing the county's 1987 Ford F700 airport fuel truck.

County Administrator Bryan Rogers asked the board to approve a five-year Titan Fuel Agreement for the county airport, noting that the agreement includes provision of a fuel truck for county use at no charge. Commissioner Gerad Mathis moved to approve the Titan Fuel Agreement and Commissioner Kevin Tanner seconded; the motion passed unanimously.

Separately, Rogers requested that the board surplus the county's 1987 Ford F700 airport jet fuel truck. Commissioner Trae Kemp moved to approve the surplus and Commissioner Kevin Tanner seconded; the motion passed. Minutes do not specify replacement plans beyond the equipment included in the Titan agreement.

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