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Commissioners approve quitclaim deed correction, declare surplus items and donate patrol vehicle to Pulaski County
Summary
The Board approved a quitclaim deed to correct an erroneous legal description for 405 Lydick Ave, declared multiple county items surplus, and authorized donation of a 2020 Ford Police Interceptor (VIN 1FM5K8AC9LGC01779) to Pulaski County Sheriff's Office.
Commissioner Talton presented a quitclaim deed to correct a prior deed that recorded the wrong legal description; the Board approved signing a corrective quitclaim for 405 Lydick Ave. County Attorney Tom Hall was thanked for bringing the matter to the Board’s attention.
The Board also declared a list of items surplus — including a COATS 4046A tire changer (25+ years old), a 40‑year‑old twin‑cylinder air compressor (80‑gallon tank), vehicle parts, 30 feet of employee lockers, 50–55 desktop computers without hard drives or monitors, 12 Hewlett Packard printers, and multiple rebuilt starters and alternators — to be sold via GovDeals or traded for core value. Separately, at Sheriff Moulton's request the Board approved donating a 2020 Ford Police Interceptor Utility Patrol Vehicle (VIN 1FM5K8AC9LGC01779) to the Pulaski County Sheriff's Office; Sheriff Moulton explained the reason for the donation and noted cooperative relations between the departments.
