Tonkawa authority declares assorted city equipment surplus
Summary
The board declared multiple city-owned items surplus, including a 60-gallon Charge Air Pro compressor, a Stihl TS-800 concrete saw, a Toro push mower, multiple Echo and Husvarna weed eaters, and a John Deere Worksite Pro BR84.
The Tonkawa Municipal Authority voted to declare several city-owned items as surplus, clearing them for disposal or sale under city policy. Items listed in the minutes include a Charge Air Pro air compressor (60 gal), a nonworking Stihl TS-800 concrete saw, a Toro push mower (163cc), multiple Echo SRM-Z66T weed eaters, a Husqvarna 128LD weed eater, and a John Deere Worksite Pro BR84, among others.
Trustee Kenneth Smith moved to declare the listed items surplus and Trustee Charles Conaghan seconded; the motion passed unanimously. The minutes do not record details about intended disposal method (sale, auction or scrap); staff are expected to follow city surplus property procedures.
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