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Board OKs obsolete-equipment disposals tied to grant and employee purchases

Santa Ynez Valley Union High School District Board of Education · December 11, 2024
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Summary

Board approved two obsolete-equipment and textbook items: library weeding/disposal and technical equipment trade-ins tied to an air-quality grant plus sale of old MacBooks to separating employees.

The board approved two agenda items to declare equipment and materials obsolete and to authorize disposal or sale according to district policy.

Item 6 covers library textbooks identified during the superintendent's library-weeding project; staff noted the library inventory had not been updated in over a decade and obsolete materials are being recycled, repurposed, or donated. Item 7 authorizes disposal and trade-ins for technical and maintenance equipment: the maintenance director worked with the Santa Barbara County Air Pollution Control District on a grant that requires trading in certain gasoline-powered equipment for battery-operated replacements, and aging MacBook units will be offered for purchase to separating employees at trade-in value.

Board members moved, seconded, and approved both items by roll call.