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Aug 19, 2026·Board meeting agenda
Village of Ruidoso/City of Ruidoso Downs Consolidated Dispatch Joint Board Regular Meeting
The board discussed a proposal from Code3 Technology LLC regarding the Emergency Medical Dispatch integration and maintenance for the Mark43 Total Response system. Additionally, an update regarding the operations of the Consolidated Dispatch Center was presented.
Apr 24, 2026·Board meeting
Village of Ruidoso Workshop Meeting
The workshop meeting focused on the presentation and discussion of the proposed operating budget for the Village of Ruidoso for Fiscal Year 2027. Presentations were conducted by department representatives covering various municipal divisions including utilities, water treatment, street maintenance, solid waste, fire services, police, planning and zoning, library, convention center, parks and recreation, airport, senior center, municipal court, human resources, administration, and finance. Detailed budget schedules, personnel requests, and capital outlay plans were reviewed to support the proposed financial allocations for the upcoming fiscal year.
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The Governing Body conducted multiple sessions addressing various municipal projects and administrative matters. Key actions included the authorization of surplus property disposal, support for Transportation Project Fund programs, and the approval of agreements regarding the Two Rivers Water Intake and Transmission System. Significant discussions were held regarding the 2026 Village Strategic Plan, ordinances amending land use and fire safety codes for short-term rentals, and land lease agreements for an energy conversion facility. Additionally, the Council approved contracts for pavement patching, emergency debris removal, and engineering services for flood-damaged infrastructure, while also addressing personnel matters and managerial contracts in closed sessions.