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Sperry trustees declare 2016 Ford Explorer surplus, authorize auction

Board of Trustees of the Town of Sperry, Oklahoma · September 19, 2024

Summary

The Town of Sperry Board of Trustees voted Sept. 19 to declare a 2016 Ford Explorer (VIN 1FM5K8AR9GGA12396) surplus and authorized Town Administrator H. Rick Rumsey to arrange sale through an auction house at no cost to the town; the motion passed 3-0.

The Town of Sperry Board of Trustees voted Sept. 19 to declare a 2016 Ford Explorer (VIN 1FM5K8AR9GGA12396) surplus and authorized Town Administrator H. Rick Rumsey to contact an auction house and sign necessary documents to sell the vehicle at no cost to the town. The motion was made by Trustee Debra Burch and seconded by Trustee Patrick McCotter; Mayor Robert Morton joined in the unanimous 3-0 vote.

According to the meeting minutes, the motion specified the vehicle by its serial/VIN and directed the town administrator to handle sale logistics and paperwork. The motion text recorded in the minutes reads: "MOTION WAS MADE BY DEBRA BURCH AND SECOND BY PATRICK MCCOTTER TO APPROVE THE REQUEST TO DECLARE THE 2016 FORD EXPLORER SERIAL #1FM5K8AR9GGA12396 AS SURPLUS PROPERTY AND NOT OF ANY USE TO THE TOWN OF SPERRY. RICK RUMSEY, TOWN ADMINISTRATOR IS TO CONTACT AN AUCTION HOUSE TO SELL THE VEHICLE AT NO COST TO THE TOWN OF SPERRY AND AUTHORIZING TOWN ADMINISTRATOR, H. RICK RUMSEY, TO SIGN THE NECESSARY DOCUMENTS FOR THE TOWN OF SPERRY."

No purchase or transfer price was recorded in the minutes; the trustees simply authorized the surplus designation and auction procedure. Absent trustees Melody Anderson and Kelly Wensman were listed as not present on the Sept. 19 meeting roll call.

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