Erlanger council adopts municipal order to dispose of surplus property
January 08, 2026 | Erlanger City, Kenton County, Kentucky
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During the Jan. 6 meeting City Attorney Mister Gatlin reviewed written determinations required by KRS 82 0 8 3 for the sale or other disposition of city-owned property and listed items from Public Works (electronic auction or trade-in) and Fire (a staff vehicle trade-in).
The council moved to adopt the municipal order as presented. The presiding official called for the ayes; members voiced "aye," and the presiding official announced the motion carried, adopting the municipal order.
The municipal order lists multiple items for disposal or trade-in; the transcript does not enumerate every item in the council discussion. City staff materials attached to the municipal order should be consulted for the full inventory and the adopted disposition methods.
The council moved to adopt the municipal order as presented. The presiding official called for the ayes; members voiced "aye," and the presiding official announced the motion carried, adopting the municipal order.
The municipal order lists multiple items for disposal or trade-in; the transcript does not enumerate every item in the council discussion. City staff materials attached to the municipal order should be consulted for the full inventory and the adopted disposition methods.
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