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Maroa council declares 2017 police Tahoe surplus, authorizes auction
Summary
The council approved Ordinance 2026/06/01-2 to declare a 2017 Chevrolet Tahoe owned by the Maroa Police Department surplus and authorized stripping usable parts and auctioning the chassis.
The Maroa City Council approved Ordinance 2026/06/01-2 on June 1, declaring a 2017 Chevrolet Tahoe owned by the Maroa Police Department surplus and authorizing disposition. Alderperson Blake West moved the ordinance and Alderperson Jeremiah Grider seconded; the roll-call vote recorded Ayes with Alderperson Matt Riley absent and the motion carried (SEG 005).
City Administrator Ted Agee had reported that a repair quote of $7,300 to fix a failed transmission on a 12-year-old white Tahoe was considered too high; the council decided to declare the vehicle surplus, remove usable items such as radios and radar equipment, and sell the chassis at auction. The ordinance formalizes that disposition plan.
