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CITY OF SHAKOPEE 0. (!;.).. ·
Police Department
Memorandum
To: Honorable Mayor, City Council
Mark McNeill, City Administrator CONSEt~T
From: Officer Kevin Gulden ~
Subject: Surplus Property
Date: March 6, 2006
INTRODUCTION
The Shakopee Police Department is seeking council approval to declare confiscated
firearms as surplus property, and authorize their sale to The Sports Stop.
BACKGROUND
The police department has obtained several firearms through forfeiture proceedings which
are not suitable for departmental use. The police department received the following bids
for these firearms: Ray O'Herron Company, $1526.00; and The Sports Stop, $2,700.00.
Both vendors possess Federal Firearms Licenses (FFL's).
A list of the firearms is attached.
VISIONING RELATIONSHIP
This action supports:
Goal E: Financially strong
Strategy: 10: Ensure city's fiscal health
ALTERNATIVES
1. Authorize staff to declare the handguns as surplus property and approve
their sale to The Sports Stop.
2. Do not authorize.
3. Table and provide direction to staff.
RECOMMENDATION
Staff recommends alternative one.
ACTION REQUESTED
If Council concurs, they should by motion declare the confiscated firearms as surplus
property, and authorize their sale to The Sports Stop, in the amount of $2,700.00.
March 6, 2006
Firearms to be declared surplus and sold to The Sports Stop
. SMITH AND WESSON M686 .357 MAG REVOLVER
. DAVIS IND. .38 CAL DARRINGER
. UBERTI .38 CAL DARRINGER
. JENNINGS .22 CAL AUTO
. RAVEN .25 CAL AUTO
. H/R REVOLVER .32 CAL
. FIE .38 REV.
. WEIHRALCH .357 CAL REV.
. ASTRA M. 1916
. INTERARMS 9MM
. COLT.45 ACP
. TAURUS REV.
. CHARTER ARMS .38 CAL REV.
. COLT SCOUT .22 CAL REV.
. REMINGTON 710 3006 CAL
. WINCHESTER 290 .22 CAL
. WINCHESTER 77 .22 CAL
. RUGER MINI 14 .223 CAL
. REMINGTON 597 .22 CAL
. SA V AGE 23 .22 CAL
. MARLIN 80 .22 CAL
. MOSSBERG 500C 20 GA.