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Read. Follow. Verify.Declaration of County Property as Surplus for Disposal
Record date · April 28, 2026
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What This Bill Does
The Board of County Commissioners has officially designated specific county-owned physical property as . This action authorizes the removal of these items from the county's for disposal.
This action updates the county's official asset records and initiates the process to remove or sell items no longer needed for government operations.
Who It Affects
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Board of County Commissioners
The board is responsible for managing and updating the county's fixed asset inventory.
Key Facts
- The Board of County Commissioners adopted a declaration to classify various tangible property as surplus.
- The items identified as surplus are authorized for removal from the county's fixed asset inventory.
- The action is filed under reference number 17357.
- The item was formally introduced on April 3, 2026.
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The document reflects standard administrative lifecycle management for government-owned physical assets.
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