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Commissioners approve transfer of sheriff's boat and equipment to Brushy Fire Department for $5,000

Sequoyah County Board of County Commissioners · July 27, 2026
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Summary

The Sequoyah County commissioners approved Resolution 2026-14 and a separate administrative transfer to sell a 2008 Tracker boat, a 2008 Mercury outboard motor and a 2008 Trailstar trailer to the Brushy Fire Department for $5,000.

The Sequoyah County Board of County Commissioners approved the disposal and transfer of surplus Sheriff's Department equipment to the Brushy Fire Department during its July 27, 2026 meeting. The action covered a 2008 Tracker boat (VIN#8E708), a 2008 Mercury outboard motor (VIN#514464) and a 2008 Trailstar boat trailer (VIN#001049) and set a sale/transfer price of $5,000.

Commissioner Ray Watts moved to approve Resolution 2026-14 authorizing the disposal of the equipment; Commissioner Jim Rogers seconded the motion. The minutes record votes of Mr. Watts, aye; Mr. Rogers, aye; and Chairman Beau Burlison, aye. The board later approved a separate administrative transfer of the same boat and equipment to Brushy Fire Department, again on a motion by Mr. Watts and second by Mr. Rogers with unanimous ayes. The transfer and resolution together document county authorization for the sale and assignment to the volunteer fire department.