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Commission sets price and approves sale of two county handguns to sheriff, former assistant

Brookings County Commission · July 8, 2026
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Summary

Brookings County commissioners set an assessed price of $2.50 per gun and approved the sale of two Glock Model 26 handguns (serial BEUN602 and BEUN603) to Sheriff Stanwick and former assistant Sheriff Scott Sebring; the board discussed background checks and FFL handling.

The commission set a sale price of $2.50 per firearm and then approved selling two Glock Model 26, 9mm Gen 4 handguns (serial numbers BEUN602 and BEUN603) and associated equipment to Sheriff Stanwick and former assistant Sheriff Scott Sebring.

Commission discussion touched on the two low bids for accessories and whether buyers would pass background checks; staff noted the county will run background checks and that an FFL holder in the room can process the transfer. The motions to set the assessed price and to approve the sales each carried on unanimous roll call.

Why it matters: The sale disposes of county property and requires compliance with federal and state transfer rules (background checks and FFL handling). Commissioners recorded the price and authorized the sale to named local law‑enforcement recipients.