FREDERICK, Md. (PRWEB) October 27, 2020
In the third quarter of 2020, eleven (11) Police Departments and Municipalities signed on with PropertyRoom.com to auction off their unclaimed stolen, seized or surplus assets and goods. PropertyRoom.com is an online auction site offering “$1 No Reserve” online auctions; bringing more deals to the community and generating income for their partners.
Florida: South Daytona Police Department
Illinois: Village of Kildeer
Minnesota: Rosemount Police Department
Michigan: Ferndale Police Department
New Mexico: Belen Police Department
North Carolina: Town of Woodfin, UNC Chapel Hill Police Department
North Dakota: McKenzie County Sheriff’s Office
Ohio: Village of Brooklyn Heights
Texas: Brownsville Police Department
Washington: Washington State Parks & Rec Commission
Items available cover a wide range, varying from collectible coins and smartphones to handbags and vehicles, with more in between. The website also regularly auctions surplus municipal cars, trucks and heavy equipment as well as seized vehicles, with all assets open to public bidding nationwide.
Aaron Thompson, CEO of PropertyRoom.com shared, “We are excited to welcome these eleven new clients and looking forward to providing the best online auction services to meet their needs. Providing a variety of online auction services to our over 4,100 clients is a top priority for PropertyRoom.com.”
About PropertyRoom.com
PropertyRoom.com makes it remarkably easy for our 4,100+ clients to manage and sell surplus assets. We streamline the entire auction process on a client’s behalf and deliver to the winning bidder. There is always a unique deal to be found, with hundreds of new auction listings added daily. Top categories include jewelry, watches, collectible coins and consumer electronics along with cars, trucks, heavy equipment, and firearms through a partner website, eGunner.com. Working with law enforcement agencies, municipal surplus departments, state/county fleet programs, airports and even museums, PropertyRoom.com has generated and distributed millions of dollars to local communities nationwide.