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Aug 19, 2026·BoardMeeting
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Board of Trustees of the Village of Tularosa Regular Meeting Minutes
The Board discussed several key topics including the approval of road closures for a community Halloween event and the introduction of ordinance amendments related to building permit fee schedules and vacant building maintenance licensing. Additionally, the Board addressed funding for court technology upgrades, approved a new personnel policy, and reviewed subdivision applications. Significant attention was given to the ongoing water infrastructure situation, including updates on recent emergency water deliveries, system repairs to clear intake blockages, and future plans for groundwater management and waste water projects.
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Mayor And The Board Of Trustees Of The Village Of Tularosa Special Meeting
The board discussed and approved Resolution #2026-2027-8, which pertains to participation in the Local Government Road Fund Program and a request for a match waiver administered by the New Mexico Department of Transportation in the amount of $58,861.00.
Jul 15, 2026·BoardMeeting
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Board of Trustees of the Village of Tularosa Regular Meeting
The board meeting covered several critical operational and planning items. Key actions included the approval of financial reports and budgets for the fiscal years, alongside the authorization of cooperative agreements with the NMDOT for road infrastructure projects. There were discussions regarding cell tower installations, resulting in a reversal of a previous decision. Other agenda items involved personnel appointments and promotions, the dedication of a community center park, and the authorization of facility-related repairs. Department heads provided updates on grants, water infrastructure, police operations, and senior center activities. Additionally, the board discussed future water source improvements and various planning and zoning administrative matters.
The commission reviewed and approved agenda items including a preliminary subdivision application for Mesquite Flats and the construction of a privacy fence at 505 Rosita Circle. Unfinished business included discussions on P&Z reform, the status of an MOU for surveyors, and updates on various projects involving a cell tower, new residence construction, and Riata Road Estates. The commission also reviewed the status of utility and permitting requirements for a property at 11 Brittney Ln and received a progress update on a pending district court case.
Extracted from official board minutes, strategic plans, and video transcripts.
