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More Surprise city items up for auction

PublicSurplus.com to take bids through Sept. 7

The city of Surprise has some surplus equipment up for auction at PublicSurplus.com.

The following items are currently available for bidding, ending at 8 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 7.

  • 2016 John Deere (7722)
  • 2006 E-ONE Firetruck
  • 2005 E-ONE Fire Truck
  • Wooden Display Rack and Misc. Supplies
  • Climate Controlled EMS Case
  • ECO Auto Smart 
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More Surprise city items up for auction

PublicSurplus.com to take bids through Sept. 7

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The city of Surprise has some surplus equipment up for auction at PublicSurplus.com.

The following items are currently available for bidding, ending at 8 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 7.

  • 2016 John Deere (7722)
  • 2006 E-ONE Firetruck
  • 2005 E-ONE Fire Truck
  • Wooden Display Rack and Misc. Supplies
  • Climate Controlled EMS Case
  • ECO Auto Smart 

For information, contact the Finance Department/Purchasing Division at 623-222-3700.

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