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Fayette County to donate surplus SCBAs to local training programs, auction remaining units
Summary
Fire & Emergency Services received approval to surplus end‑of‑service SCBAs: 25 units to Pike County Emergency Services, 20 units to Harris County High School Fire & Emergency Services Training Program, and the remainder to be auctioned.
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The Board approved a request from Fire & Emergency Services to surplus end‑of‑service Self‑Contained Breathing Apparatus (SCBAs) and distribute several units to neighboring agencies and training programs. The minutes record donations of 25 surplus units to Pike County Emergency Services and 20 units to the Harris County High School Fire & Emergency Services Training Program; the county will auction remaining surplus units and associated components.
The item was approved on the Consent Agenda as recorded in the minutes; the vote on the Consent Agenda was 4‑0 with Commissioner Eric K. Maxwell absent. The minutes do not specify the number of units to be auctioned or the estimated proceeds from auctioning the remaining equipment.
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