California AB2726 establishes procedures for disposing of surplus technology in school districts and community college districts.

California AB2726 adds provisions to the Education Code regarding the disposal of surplus technology in school districts, community college districts, and county offices of education. The bill mandates that before disposing of surplus technology, the governing boards must adopt policies ensuring competition, data protection, and compliance with fund conditions. Disposal methods include public auction, sealed bid, trade-in programs, negotiated sales, and donations to public agencies or nonprofits.

California AB2726 establishes procedures for disposing of surplus technology in school districts and community college districts.

California AB2726 adds provisions to the Education Code regarding the disposal of surplus technology in school districts, community college districts, and county offices of education. The bill mandates that before disposing of surplus technology, the governing boards must adopt policies ensuring competition, data protection, and compliance with fund conditions. Disposal methods include public auction, sealed bid, trade-in programs, negotiated sales, and donations to public agencies or nonprofits.