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Yes, but only while doing the business of the State.

If you are doing your official duties at the time, you are covered under the GA Tort Claims Act.

Customers eligible to participate in the surplus property program include state and local governments, eligible nonprofit organizations providing health, educational, or homeless services, and some…

Generally, workers' compensation law does not provide benefits for an injury or accident resulting from an employee's willful misconduct.

Yes, DOAS Risk Management or the claims administrator may investigate on-the-job accidents or injuries. Investigations are necessary to determine how an injury occurred, if the injury is compensable,…

Yes. Generally, property must be put into use and used for one year. During this period, the property may not be sold, traded, cannibalized, or destroyed without Surplus Property permission…

You may not be personally sued under the GA Tort Claims Act. State employees have immunity while performing their official duties.

Yes, state employees (except DOAS) may participate in the public sale process.

Yes, you can enter fuel transactions manually.

All property received through the program must be used by the agency. You may acquire property for personal use only through public internet auctions.