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Staff notes surplus blankets and asks about placing screens on farmland
Summary
A staff member reported surplus blankets from several districts and asked whether county staff could promptly place surplus screens on a farmer's land, saying surplus items were set up for distribution.
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A staff member reported that surplus blankets from several units, including what they called the 'Prayer Grounds District' and departments such as the sheriff's office and emergency services, were available and set up to be distributed to people. The speaker said surplus was arranged "for the people" and raised a logistical question about placement of surplus screens on private farmland.
"We can ship the screens. Can we please come right away and place them on farmer's land?" the staff member asked, indicating an immediate need to coordinate distribution and placement. The transcript records this as a staff logistics request; no formal action, motion, or vote on surplus disposition was recorded in the transcript.
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