City of Raton

The agenda for the regular meeting of the City Commission includes several significant action items and reports. Key discussions involve the certification of a closed executive session concerning the potential disposal of City of Raton property to the Picuris Pueblo Tribe for a proposed casino. The commission is scheduled to review and potentially act on the Year End Reports from the Raton Police Department and the Raton Fire Department. Action items also cover deliberating and acting on a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with Atterix regarding an Advanced Digital Hub Infrastructure Project, appointments to the Financial Advisory Committee, and awarding the contract for Municipal Building Repairs for the Settlement Project. Further deliberation includes quotes for property abatement and equipment upgrades for Romero Park, as well as an MOU with the Center for Community Progress regarding Land Banks and Brownfields.

The special meeting agenda for the City Commission included several key action items and potential public hearings. The proceedings were scheduled to begin with a closed executive session pursuant to Section 10-15-1H(2) regarding personnel matters related to the City Manager. Following the executive session, the Commission planned to deliberate and take action on the City Manager Search Process, including the Job Description and Salary Range, and to deliberate and act on the Appointment of an Interim City Manager/Contract. Furthermore, the body intended to deliberate and act on Resolution 2026-04, concerning the corporate authorization to change bank and Incode signature cards.

The Annual Stockholder's Meeting agenda includes calling the meeting to order, a roll call of current stockholders, the election of three Corporate Directors as stipulated by Section 17 of Ordinance 942, and adjournment. The notice of the meeting was posted on December 31, 2025.

The agenda for the regular meeting includes several key discussion and action items. These include the review and approval of RPS Charge Offs for the period of January 1, 2024, through December 31, 2024, and the review and approval for Landis & Gyr onsite training costing $12,500. Other topics slated for discussion are RPS Timeclocks, the General Manager's Report, Old Business, and New Business.

The Special Meeting agenda included several critical action items. Key discussions and potential actions involved the reorganization of the City Commission, appointment of Commission Members to City Boards, consideration of a Public Hearing regarding Ordinance 1036 which amends traffic and parking regulations, and an appeal for a Planning and Zoning Permit. Further items included deliberation on Resolution 2026-01 (Open Meetings Resolution), the recommendation of award for Municipal Airport Engineering Services, re-appointment to the Personnel Board, approval of out-of-state travel for a Ports-to-Plains Board Member, and actions related to the Raton Country Club Liquor License Lease Agreement and a Grant Agreement for the Kearny Film School Project. The Commission was also scheduled to act on financial reports and budget adjustments, and to address the City Manager search process, including the appointment of an Interim/Acting City Manager.