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Comanche County declares vehicles, computers and scanners surplus; one police SUV set for sale
Summary
The commissioners approved resolutions declaring multiple county items surplus May 26, including a 2022 Ford Police Interceptor to be sold to B&B Auto Salvage and a Taser to be returned to its vendor due to damage. Multiple computers, scanners and copiers were listed for disposal.
The Board of Comanche County Commissioners on May 26 approved a series of surplus-equipment resolutions. The minutes enumerate items by asset ID and serial number, including a 2022 Ford Police Interceptor (ID B-331-548, VIN 1FM5K8AB0VGC23390) the Comanche County Sheriff’s Department declared surplus and authorized for sale to B&B Auto Salvage.
The board also approved disposal of a damaged Taser (to be returned to the vendor) and dozens of computing and office devices — Dell OptiPlex and Elite One desktop units, Canon check scanners, Fujitsu document scanners, Sharp and MX-series copiers and printers — with asset IDs and serial numbers recorded in the minutes. The resolutions reference prior surplus declarations (May 11 and May 18, 2026) for certain items. The board approved the disposals as part of the consent agenda by unanimous vote.
