The Board may acquire personal property through which means?

The Board may acquire personal property through purchase, lease, gift, or solicitation, which encompasses a range of options for obtaining the necessary assets. This flexibility allows the Board to choose the most appropriate method depending on its needs and resources.

When acquiring through purchase, the Board can directly buy the property it requires. Leasing provides an alternative that can be financially advantageous, allowing the Board to use property without the upfront cost of purchasing. Accepting gifts can be a way to obtain property without a monetary exchange, promoting community involvement and support. Solicitation might refer to actively seeking donations or sponsorships to acquire property or resources.

This comprehensive approach ensures the Board can effectively manage its resources and respond to varying circumstances as they arise. The other options are limited in scope and do not reflect the range of methods available for property acquisition by the Board.