GSA Photo Galleries : Knoxville Iowa VA property disposal

Marion County and the City of Knoxville hosted a press conference Jan. 15 to announce the signing of memorandums of agreement and deed transfer to Marion County. GSA employees signed the necessary documents, including an offer to purchase the property for $1, and handed over dozens of keys for the campus after the event.

Three men stand in line horizontally and the center gentleman holds a framed Certificate of Deed Transfer

Marion County Supervisors Chair Mark Raymie, GSA Heartland Regional Administrator Michael Copeland and Knoxville Mayor Brian Hatch pose for a photo with a certificate of deed transfer at a press conference Jan. 15 in Knoxville, Iowa.

Eleven people stand behind a row of seven people seated for a group photo

GSA Heartland Regional Administrator Michael Copeland (back left), Region 7 Branch Chief John Robinson (front left), Project Manager Dana Hatfield (back, second from right) and Real Property Disposal Officer Melvin Freeman (back right) pose for a photo with local dignitaries from Knoxville and Marion County, Iowa, after a press conference Jan. 15.

Two men stand on either side of a table signing documents with a man standing in the background watching them.

Marion County Supervisors Chair Mark Raymie, GSA Heartland Regional Administrator Michael Copeland and Knoxville Mayor Brian Hatch pose for a photo with a certificate of deed transfer at a press conference Jan. 15 in Knoxville, Iowa.

An envelope full of metal keys and tags

An envelope full of keys for the former Knoxville Veterans Affairs Campus is ready to hand over to Marion County Jan. 15 in Knoxville, Iowa.

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Last updated: Jan 17, 2020
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