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Central Fire offers surplus 3‑phase AC unit; county will explore reuse for Road & Bridge

Jefferson County Board of Commissioners · January 20, 2026
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Summary

Representatives from Central Fire offered a surplus 3‑phase air‑conditioning unit (originally for the Rigby station) to Jefferson County for either trade or sale; Road & Bridge will research whether the unit can be used in county facilities.

Nic White and Mike Carter, representing Central Fire, told the board that a 3‑phase air‑conditioning unit intended for the Rigby Fire Station (which later burned) is available and that Central Fire would either trade it for fuel or sell it to the county. The commissioners took no action and requested additional research on whether Road & Bridge could use the unit.

Mike Carter said he would do more research before a decision is made. County staff did not record a dollar amount or proposed trade valuation during the meeting, and no formal offer was accepted or rejected on the record.

The item will return to the board if staff determine the unit meets county needs and provide recommended terms for purchase or trade.