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Appraiser says Purple Wave will stop listing small used items; county to offer surplus internally then to cities

Cherokee County Board of Commissioners · March 10, 2025
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Summary

County Appraiser Delinda White reported Purple Wave Auction Service will no longer list items like used office supplies; the board directed County Clerk Rebecca Brassart to allow county offices to view and claim items before offering remaining items to cities and county agencies.

County Appraiser Delinda White told the board that Purple Wave Auction Service "will no longer list items such as used office supplies anymore," prompting discussion about alternate disposal methods. The board decided County Clerk Rebecca Brassart should email county offices so staff may view items and claim those they want; after internal distribution, Brassart will notify cities and other county agencies to offer remaining items.

No formal disposition method (sale, donation, or transfer) beyond internal viewing and offering to cities was recorded in the minutes. The action recorded is an administrative plan to manage surplus property after the county’s prior auction vendor changed its listing policy.