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LAS VEGAS (AP) — County officials are preparing to host the last and largest government surplus auction of the year next month in Las Vegas.
Clark County Automotive Division manager David Johnson says the November auction will offer vehicles, office equipment, lost and found electronics and other things used or acquired by government agencies.
Items come from McCarran International Airport, Las Vegas police, area cities and the state of Nevada.
Periodic auctions in 2014 raised $4.3 million and drew an average of 1,500 registered bidders.
Preview and free pre-registration runs for three days in advance, from Nov. 18 to Nov. 20.
The auction starts at 8 a.m. Nov. 21 at TNT Auctions, 4320 Stephanie St. That's off Flamingo Road.
Catalogs listing items being sold are posted on the TNT Auction website: www.tntauction.com .
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