Mabton council approves resolution declaring several police vehicles surplus
February 14, 2026 | Mabton, Yakima County, Washington
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The Mabton City Council on a special meeting approved Resolution 2026-13 declaring certain police department vehicles surplus and authorizing their disposal. Council member Olivares moved approval; the motion was seconded by Council member Alvarado and the presiding officer announced, "Motion carried."
The resolution was presented as a package that affects fleet vehicles assigned to the police department. Council members asked clarifying questions about which units were included. During the vote, one participant said, "I vote for no," though the transcript does not record a full tally. The council adjourned at 4:03 p.m. following the action.
The outcome advances the administration's plan to dispose of the listed vehicles; the transcript does not specify disposal method or expected proceeds.
The resolution was presented as a package that affects fleet vehicles assigned to the police department. Council members asked clarifying questions about which units were included. During the vote, one participant said, "I vote for no," though the transcript does not record a full tally. The council adjourned at 4:03 p.m. following the action.
The outcome advances the administration's plan to dispose of the listed vehicles; the transcript does not specify disposal method or expected proceeds.
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