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Court declares EMS equipment surplus and authorizes bids
Summary
Whitley County Fiscal Court declared surplus property from the county EMS and authorized the property to be put out to bid, approving the move unanimously.
On a motion by Magistrate Michael Jarboe, seconded by Magistrate Raleigh Meadors, the court declared certain county property used by Whitley County EMS to be surplus and authorized the items to be placed for public bid. The minutes record the action as approved by all present.
The record does not list the specific items or estimated values slated for sale; the authorization to bid begins the procurement process for surplus equipment. County staff will follow standard bidding and disposition rules for surplus property.
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