PropertyRoom.com adds 30 new clients nationwide

PropertyRoom.com said it is working with 30 new law enforcement, government and university clients across the continental U.S. The expansion underscores continued demand for online property and evidence disposition as agencies look for secure and efficient auction processes.

Why it matters: - PropertyRoom.com is expanding its government footprint as more agencies look for a way to dispose of property and evidence online. - The new partnerships add reach across the continental U.S. and reinforce demand for a secure, transparent auction process. - The company has worked with more than 4,400 clients and has generated and distributed millions of dollars to local communities nationwide.

What happened: - PropertyRoom.com said Aug. 4, 2026, that it is working with 30 new clients across the United States. - The new clients include law enforcement agencies, government organizations and universities. - The partnerships stretch from Maine to California. - Aaron Thompson, PropertyRoom.com CEO, said the new clients reflect confidence in the company’s process and its mission to simplify property and evidence disposition while helping agencies recover value from assets.

The details: - Alabama: Opelika Police Department. - Arkansas: University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences Police Department; City of Van Buren Police Department. - California: Alturas Police Department; Atwater Police Department; Daly City Police Department; Livermore Amador Valley Transit Authority; Napa County Sheriff's Office; City of Soledad Police Department; Vanguard University. - Florida: City of St. Cloud Police Department. - Georgia: Acworth Police Department. - Illinois: Lake in the Hills Police Department. - Massachusetts: Town of Rowley Police Department. - Maryland: Queen Anne's County Sheriff’s Office. - Maine: Kennebunk Police Department. - Michigan: Cadillac Police Department. - Montana: Custer County Sheriff's Office. - North Carolina: Apex Police Department. - Nebraska: Norfolk Police Department. - New Hampshire: Center Harbor Police Department. - New Mexico: Los Alamos/Los Alamos County Police Department. - New York: City of Oneida Police Department. - Oregon: City of Cottage Grove Police Department; Dallas Police Department. - Tennessee: City of Spring Hill Police Department. - Texas: Katy Police Department; Sugar Land Police Department. - Utah: Farmington City Police Department; Washington City Police Department. - PropertyRoom.com says it handles the entire auction process on behalf of clients and delivers to the winning bidder. - The company says hundreds of new auction listings are added daily. - Top categories include jewelry, watches, collectible coins and consumer electronics. - PropertyRoom.com also sells cars, trucks, heavy equipment and firearms through its secondary website, eGunner.com.

Between the lines: - The client list suggests continued adoption among public agencies that want a centralized auction platform instead of managing sales internally. - The breadth of agencies — from police departments to transit and university clients — points to use cases beyond traditional law enforcement property auctions. - PropertyRoom.com’s pitch centers on efficiency and transparency, which are the main selling points for public-sector disposition programs.

What's next: - PropertyRoom.com is likely to keep adding auction inventory as its client base grows. - More agencies could adopt the platform if the company keeps delivering value recovery and simplified disposition workflows. - The company’s auction volume and community distributions will be a key measure of how much the new partnerships scale.