In what scenario would a squadron not report a facility's value?

A squadron would not report a facility's value if it is a government facility because government properties are typically evaluated and reported at a higher administrative level rather than at the squadron level. The management of government facilities often lies with specific government agencies or departments, which have their own protocols for reporting and appraising value. Consequently, individual squadrons do not participate in the valuation process for these properties, as the responsibility is often centralized to ensure consistency and adherence to broader governmental accounting standards.

In contrast, privately owned facilities can be reported as they directly affect squadron operations and asset management. Similarly, shared facilities may still have distinct value considerations that need to be reported, as these arrangements can impact the operational capabilities of the squadron. Facilities located outside their operating area may still hold value for operational readiness or logistical purposes and therefore would require reporting. Overall, the exclusion of government facilities from valuation reporting aligns with established protocols and centralized management practices within governmental frameworks.