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Toccoa City Commission declares fire engine surplus, donates it to Johnson County

The commission's vote frees up an aging fire engine to go to Johnson County instead of sitting in city inventory.

By NEGA Brief NewsroomLast checked September 30, 2026
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The Toccoa City Commission's June 22 agenda included consideration of declaring a fire engine as surplus.

SourcesToccoa City Commission Meeting - 06/22/2026 - 5:00pm AgendaToccoa City Commission Meeting Agenda 06/22/2026

At that meeting, commissioners voted unanimously to declare the fire engine surplus and donate it to Johnson County.

SourcesToccoa City Commission Meeting - 06/22/2026 - 5:00pm Minutes

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Declaring a fire engine as surplus

Consideration to Declare Surplus Fire Engine

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Declaring a fire engine surplus and donating it to Johnson County

A motion was made by Commissioner Fry, seconded by Vice Mayor Jamieson to declare fire engine as surplus and donate fire engine to Johnson County. Motion carried unanimously.

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Declaring a fire engine surplus

Consideration to Declare Surplus Fire Engine

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