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DOA lists property for potential sale
By: Associated Press//July 1, 2014//
MADISON, Wis. (AP) — The state Department of Administration has put together a list of state properties that could end up for sale.
The list DOA sent to the state Building Commission on Monday includes underused acreage at the Department of Transportation’s Hill Farms building in Madison; a hangar at Dane County Regional Airport; telecommunications infrastructure around the state; Ethan Allen School, a now-shuttered juvenile prison in Wales; the Badger Road State Office Building in Madison; facilities for the developmentally disabled in Union Grove and Chippewa Falls; and heating and cooling plants around the state.
DOA Secretary Mike Huebsch said no decisions on selling or leasing the assets have been made.
The 2013-15 state budget required DOA to create an inventory of state assets that could be sold or leased in the next biennium.
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