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WWJPB authorizes disposal or transfer of unsold surplus items up to $200

Whitewater Joint Powers Board · May 26, 2026
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Summary

The board authorized Ross Dunsmoor to dispose of, donate, or transfer unsold items from public surplus auction with a total value not to exceed $200; items listed included a water quality monitor, two filing cabinets and a coffee pot.

Dicey Spring told the board that leftover items from the WWJPB inventory—including a water quality monitor, two filing cabinets and a coffee pot—were placed on a public surplus auction. The board authorized handling of unsold, undervalued items by Winona County staff: on motion by Chair Josh Elsing, seconded by Lynn Zabel, the board instructed Ross Dunsmoor to dispose of, donate, or transfer remaining items not to exceed a total value of $200. The vote was 'Yes – All.'

The authorization covers alternatives for items that did not sell at auction and is intended to allow prompt disposition or transfer to partner SWCDs where appropriate.