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Uintah City declares 2000 Ford F350 surplus, plans closed resident bid
Summary
Council members declared a 2000 Ford F350 surplus March 3, 2026, proposing a closed bid process for Uintah City residents and noting the truck has just over 10,000 miles and a pump system; if no resident bids, the vehicle may go to state auction.
Council Member Combe told the Uintah City Council that the city consolidated meter‑reading equipment and the snowplow onto a 1‑ton Dodge, leaving a 2000 Ford F350 unused. He recommended declaring the Ford surplus and offering it via a closed bid to Uintah City residents, with the fallback of sending it to the state auction if there were no local bids.
Combe said the truck has just over 10,000 miles and includes a pump system. The council voted to declare the vehicle surplus and approved the proposed method of disposition. Council Member Roberts seconded the motion; the motion carried unanimously.
The council framed the sale as part of the city’s equipment‑replacement program and said proceeds would be used to maintain replacement funding for municipal equipment.
