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Surplus Stock
City of Newberg Surplus Equipment
When the City of Newberg has equipment that is no longer in use, it is offered for sale to the public via GovDeals (www.govdeals.com). An online auction service for City, County and State agencies for the sale of surplus equipment to the public:
GOVDEALS.com Portal
This online auction portal allows all buyers, business or private, to have equal opportunity to bid and buy.
Typical items can include:
- Fleet Cars & Trucks
- Mowers / Small pumps
- Hand and Power tools
- Desks/Chairs/Office Furnishings
- Fencing/ doors/railings
- Electronics and more
Visit www.govdeals.com - Register free of charge to bid.
You can set up search lists by region or item - set up alerts when new items are posted.
Public Works coordinates all surplus for the City of Newberg. NO purchases are made outside the Gov Deals portal except for compost and retired street signs or unless directed by the City Manager.
Money from sales are returned back into the City's Revenue fund accounts. Items can be retired for a variety of reasons including service life, out of date, under or over sized for need, end of program and much more.
Questions can be directed to the Public Works Director or the City Manager.
