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Stonington to auction old squad car; staff urged to complete cybersecurity training and apply trailer sale proceeds to excavator
Summary
Chief Peden reported the old squad car is worth $3,700 as-is and trustees directed staff to advertise for bids due Oct. 4; Office Manager Kari Scott reminded staff about voluntary cybersecurity training for officials and the board agreed to use trailer sale proceeds to make an extra excavator payment.
Chief of Police Travis Peden reported the old squad car has an as-is value of $3,700 and the board directed staff to advertise it for bids, with bids accepted through Oct. 4 and opened at the Oct. 7 meeting.
Office Manager Kari Scott reminded employees that annual Cybersecurity Awareness Training is mandatory for municipal employees (encouraged but not mandatory for elected and appointed officials) and asked staff to return signed completion forms. Scott also reported proceeds from a trailer sale and the board agreed to apply those funds toward an extra payment on the excavator.
The minutes record no further details about the auction process beyond the deadlines or the exact dollar amount from the trailer sale; the board's actions establish next steps for surplus disposition and equipment debt reduction.
