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Commission votes to declare three patrol vehicles surplus and authorize disposal
Summary
The Coffey County Commission declared three Dodge Durango pursuit vehicles surplus and authorized their disposal after a motion by the chair; the board voted 5-0 to approve the disposal based on a sheriff's recommendation.
The Coffey County Commission approved a motion, based on a recommendation from the Coffey County Sheriff's Office, to declare three Dodge Durango pursuit vehicles surplus and to dispose of them.
The chair read the list of vehicles (model years, partial VINs and mileages) and moved to declare them no longer required for public purpose and to dispose of them. Commissioner McCurry moved, Abendroth seconded, and the motion passed 5-0.
Board members had previously discussed auction and local-sale options, including Skillman (an auction/dealer) and local buyers, noting different fee structures and buyer-premium practices. Commissioners agreed to follow the sheriff's office recommendation on disposal method and to complete VIN verification prior to transfer.
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