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Stephens County declares surplus equipment for online auction

Commissioners voted to sell off county equipment no longer needed, clearing it for disposal through the GovDeals auction site.

By NEGA Brief NewsroomLast checked September 30, 2026
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A revised agenda packet issued later in September carried forward the same approved action from the September 8 meeting.

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A surplus equipment resolution appeared on the Stephens County Board of Commissioners' September 8, 2026 agenda, proposing to declare certain county equipment surplus for disposal.

SourcesBoard Of Commissioners Agenda Packet 09/08/2026Board Of Commissioners Agenda Packet 09/08/2026

The board approved the resolution at that meeting, voting unanimously to deem the listed items surplus and sign off on their disposal through GovDeals, an online government-surplus auction service.

SourcesBoard Of Commissioners Minutes 09/08/2026

A revised agenda packet issued later in September carried forward the same approved action from the September 8 meeting.

SourcesBoard Of Commissioners Agenda Packet 09/22/2026

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Declaring listed county equipment as surplus for disposal via GovDeals

Motion to deem item as surplus and sign resolution: Vice-Chairman Oglesby

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Surplus equipment resolution

Surplus equipment resolution

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Surplus equipment resolution

Motion to deem item as surplus and sign resolution: Vice‐Chairman Oglesby

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Surplus equipment resolution

Surplus equipment resolution

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