Auction Dates for 2009
May 2 at the Arlington Heights Public Works Facility located at 222 N. Ridge Avenue.
September 12 at the Mt. Prospect Public Works Facility located at 1700 W. Central Rd.
September 26 at the Winnetka Public Works Facility located at 1390 Willow Rd.
Please note: The official list of vehicles will be available at the auction.
Below is a listing of our operating procedures for municipal auctions.
- All titles will be transferred the day of the auction
- Accepted payment methods include cash, credit card (Visa & MasterCard only), and check with bank letter of guarantee (see below for a sample)
- The buyers premium is 10% (which is standard in the auction industry)
Registration and vehicle/equipment inspection will begin at 8:00 a.m. All potential buyers must register before the start of the bidding process. Bidding begins at 10:00 a.m. Vehicles and equipment may be left at the auction facility overnight but must be removed no later than the following Tuesday morning.
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About NWMC Auctions
Individuals and companies looking for deals on used municipal vehicles and equipment have discovered that the Northwest Municipal Conference auctions are a great place to find what they are looking for. Bidders at our auctions find a variety of vehicles and equipment to choose from, with a typical auction offering approximately 100 to 150 items for sale.
If you’re looking for an affordable pre-owned, locally driven vehicle, we offer choices ranging from police patrol cruisers and administrative cars and SUVs to drug seizure vehicles. If your business needs trucks or heavy equipment, we feature dump trucks, snowplows, earth moving equipment, trailers and pick-up trucks. We even auction hard to find specialty vehicles such as ambulances, buses, and police motorcycles.
Please note: not all vehicles and equipment are available at every auction. A preliminary list of vehicles and equipment that will be available at the auction will be posted on this page about one week prior to the auction date.
Auctions are held annually at local public works facilities in our member communities. Municipalities and agencies looking to sell off surplus vehicles and equipment find this to be an ideal forum thanks to the large number of potential bidders that are attracted to each auction. The number of non-Conference members (including park districts, school districts and special districts) participating in the auctions illustrates the success of the Northwest Municipal Conference auctions.
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