(A) The power to dispose of surplus, obsolete or unusable personal property held by the county is vested in the elected official over a department, or the county purchasing agent over a department. The official or agent shall declare such property as may be surplus, obsolete or unusable, and shall dispose of said property in any manner that is deemed to be in the best interest of the public. Such disposition may be by sale, salvage, trade, donation or disposal, as appropriate.
(B) Real property may be disposed of by public auction, by listing with a licensed realtor, by negotiation, by trade, by sealed bid or otherwise, and as disposition shall be approved by the County Commission. The County Commission may refuse any or all offers or bids. Any sale of county-owned real property will be in strict compliance with the state code.
(Prior Code, § 1-8A-8) (Ord. 179, passed 6-17-2008)