10 - SURPLUS PROPERTYItem No. 10
memorandum
TO: City Council
John Godwin, City Manager
FROM: Bob Hundley, Chief of Police
SUBJECT: SURPLUS PROPERTY
DATE: March 7th, 2017
BACKGROUND: City Charter Article VII, Section 74 provides for the sale of city property.
The city council declares city property as surplus and makes it available for public auction.
STATUS OF ISSUE: The police and other city departments have accumulated equipment that is
in disrepair, obsolete or not able to be used in our daily operations. A local auctioneer will be
holding a public auction on March 25th at the police department.
BUDGET: There is no adverse impact to the budget, monies generated on city surplus
equipment will be deposited in the general fund.
RECOMMENDATION: Declare the list of equipment as surplus and authorize the sale by public
auction.
Property for Salvage Auction March 25, 2017
This is the property that is city salvage, not the seized items.
23 File Cabinets
40" Projector Screen (In the box)
8 steel boxes 2 large sized, 6 smaller
Paint cart (metal)
Assorted lawn sprinklers in box
Small metal bedside table
Kerosene heater
Lighted photography kit
Sirchie Forensic Optic Comparitor
5 gallon can
Triple vending machine (coin operated)
Door rams and assorted SWAT entry tools
Oxygen bottle in case
Paint gun with hose
Assorted scrap wiring
Overhead projector
Gallon of concrete sealer (new)
Assorted Computer peripherals
Nordic track treadmill
Bench press machine
Small metal welder stand /table
Pallet of concrete blocks
Pallet of assorted tile
Pallet of bricks
2 desk
5 office chairs
Large organizer shelf
Locking bulletin board
Podium
3 doors, 2 wood frame, 1 metal
2 pallets of light fixtures
2 boxes of "Exit" signs
Assorted vehicle transport shields
Back seat liners
Cabinets and steel shelving parts on pallet
Night vision / Infrared viewer (Russian surplus)
Booking camera stand
Metal Wheel barrow