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Board donates two surplus portables to Boys & Girls Club with removal deadline

Taylor County School Board · July 29, 2026
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Summary

Facing competing community interest and a scheduled auction, the board voted to donate two portable buildings to the Boys & Girls Club for SNAP program use and set a removal deadline of Nov. 28; members asked staff to ensure fair notice to other potential claimants.

Board members discussed four surplus portable buildings that had been slated for auction but were held when the Boys & Girls Club expressed interest. Emily Kettering, representing the Boys & Girls Club of North Central Florida, told the board the organization wanted two portables to expand SNAP and adult-training programs. "We want to expand that program looking in the adult training," Kettering said.

Board members debated whether giving preference to one nonprofit was fair when other entities had attended or intended to attend the auction; the board attorney and staff noted statutes allow donation to nonprofits after governmental entities decline surplus. To balance competing interests and the pending public auction, the board approved a motion to donate two portables to the Boys & Girls Club and added a removal deadline of Nov. 28 to the donation to ensure the buildings would be removed within a finite period. Members also discussed advertising remaining items and allowing teachers or school programs first consideration for certain equipment prior to the auction.