Surplus playground equipment from Johnstone and Sooner parks is for sale via an online bidding process, Community Development Director Lisa Beeman said this week.
New playground equipment was installed last summer at four City of Bartlesville-owned parks, allowing for the sale of the older equipment at Johnstone and Sooner parks.
“Citizens can bid on the equipment by going to the website, Govdeals.com,” Beeman said.
She said the equipment is surplus but is still in working order and could be used just about anywhere.
“The bidding process is open to all members of the general public,” Beeman said.
The surplus equipment includes structures aimed at children ages 2-5 and 5-12 from both parks, for a total of four playground structures.
Minimum bids are set for $200 for equipment for children ages 2-5, and $600 for equipment for children ages 5-12.
Buyers must remove the purchased equipment at their cost after coordinating the removal with the Public Works Department.
The sale began at 1 p.m. Dec. 3 and conclude at 1 p.m. Dec. 17.
For more information, see Govdeals.com.
Clockwise from top: Sooner Park surplus equipment for ages 5-12, Sooner Park surplus equipment for ages 2-5; Johnstone Park surplus equipment for ages 5-12; Johnstone Park surplus equipment for ages 2-5.
