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Brundidge council declares library copier surplus, authorizes sale on gov.deals
Summary
At its July 7, 2026 meeting the Brundidge City Council declared a library copier surplus property and approved selling it on gov.deals; the action passed unanimously, with Mrs. Rodgers making the motion and Mrs. Shehane seconding.
The Brundidge City Council on July 7, 2026 declared a library copier surplus property to be sold on the online auction site gov.deals. "Mrs. Rodgers moved the council approve declaring a Library copier as surplus property to be sold on gov.deals," the minutes record.
Mrs. Shehane seconded the motion and, by a show of hands, the vote was recorded as yea from Shehane, Hall, Everett, Gaynor, Rodgers and Boyd; no nays were recorded. The minutes do not list a minimum sale price, condition of the copier, or the timeline for posting the item on gov.deals.
The surplus declaration was taken as routine council business during the July 7 meeting at City Hall.
