Oregon Statutes 279A.260 – Powers and duties of department; acquisitions by qualified donees; rules
(1) Subject to the power of the Governor to terminate the functions listed in this section, the Oregon Department of Administrative Services may:
Terms Used In Oregon Statutes 279A.260
- Donee: The recipient of a gift.
(a) Accept surplus property;
(b) Distribute surplus property to donees;
(c) Provide suitable facilities for the storage and distribution of surplus property;
(d) Enter into reciprocal agreements and contracts with federal government units, state agencies, local governments, special government bodies, not-for-profit organizations, other states and private entities, with respect to the utilization and exchange of property, facilities, personnel and services, for the administration of the provisions of this section in accordance with federal and state laws governing the acquisition, distribution, utilization, disposal or sale of surplus property;
(e) Expend funds in connection with the provisions of this section;
(f) Adopt rules for the acquisition, distribution, utilization, disposal or sale of surplus property in accordance with federal and state laws;
(g) Set charges, subject to federal and state laws, necessary to recover all direct and indirect costs associated with acquiring, purchasing, shipping, handling, warehousing, storing and distributing surplus property;
(h) Cooperate with donees in locating, obtaining or warehousing surplus property; and
(i) Obtain surplus property on behalf of donees.
(2) The department shall deposit all fees or charges collected or received under this section in the Oregon Department of Administrative Services Operating Fund.
(3) The governing board or the executive head of a donee may, by order or resolution, confer upon any officer or employee thereof authority to secure the acquisition of surplus property through the department in accordance with federal and state laws governing the acquisition, distribution, utilization, disposal or sale of surplus property. [2003 c.794 § 38]