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Commission approves recycling of outdated county computers in two resolutions

Jefferson County Board of County Commissioners · June 1, 2026
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Summary

Jefferson County adopted Resolutions 2026-34 and 2026-33 to recycle outdated computers that could not be sold at auction; both measures passed by unanimous roll call votes.

Garn Herrick of Information Technology presented two resolutions to dispose of county-owned computers that were outdated and not suitable for auction. Herrick described the equipment as outdated and stated they "could not be included in the auction because they are not worth anything anymore." The board adopted Resolution 2026-34 (read by Commissioner Clark) and Resolution 2026-33 (read by Commissioner Young); both motions passed unanimously.

Why it matters: the action clears inventory of obsolete equipment and directs IT to recycle or otherwise properly dispose of devices that lack auction value. This is a routine administrative action intended to manage county property and asset records.