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Board classifies grain-handling equipment as surplus and authorizes disposal

Osceola Public Schools Board of Education · January 12, 2026

Summary

The board declared a grain leg and dryer to be excess property of nominal value and authorized Superintendent Lavaley to dispose of or sell the items at his discretion.

The board voted to classify the district's grain leg and dryer as excess property of nominal value and authorized Superintendent Jason Lavaley to dispose of or sell the items at his discretion. The motion passed with recorded yeas from members present.

The classification allows the superintendent to manage disposal or sale without additional board action; minutes do not specify reserve price, buyer restrictions, or intended proceeds handling.

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