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Purchasing manager: Board declares Lafayette Fire Department items surplus
Summary
Emily Taylor asked the board to declare certain Lafayette Fire Department items surplus — cleaning supplies, outdated kitchen appliances and used beds — noting the items were vetted under policy and would be disposed in line with Indiana code; the board approved the declaration by voice vote.
Emily Taylor, who identified herself as the purchasing manager, asked the board to declare certain items surplus on behalf of the Lafayette Fire Department. "This request includes cleaning supplies, outdated kitchen appliances, and some used beds," Taylor said, noting the items "have been vetted against internal purchasing policy and, if approved, will be disposed of in alignment with Indiana code."
The Chair opened the floor for a motion; the board moved, seconded and approved the surplus declaration by voice vote. The transcript does not record a roll-call count or indicate that any items were pulled for separate disposition.
The approved surplus declaration allows the city to remove these items from inventory and follow the disposal or sale processes required by applicable local policy and state law. The transcript does not specify estimated proceeds, disposal method, or timing.
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