Brittany McDaniel

This document outlines Socorro's Infrastructure Capital Improvement Plan for fiscal years 2027-2031. The plan details numerous proposed capital projects across diverse sectors, including public safety facilities, community facilities, wastewater infrastructure, transportation (highways, roads, bridges, bike trails, airports), museums, stormwater control, public safety vehicles, housing-related infrastructure, and health-related infrastructure. The plan specifies project IDs, categories, total costs, and funding statuses to guide improvements and expansion of the city's essential infrastructure and services over the designated timeframe.

The Broadband Strategic Plan for Socorro County, New Mexico, focuses on providing findings and recommendations for improving broadband access throughout the county. Key areas of focus include assessing existing broadband conditions, identifying gaps in service, and proposing solutions to address deficiencies. The plan emphasizes the need for a comprehensive evaluation of current infrastructure, accurate simulations, and a list of capital improvement projects with associated costs and funding mechanisms. It also addresses market analysis, engineering design, financial projections, and strategic recommendations to attract ISPs and improve broadband services for residents and businesses.

The Socorro City Council meeting on February 3, 2014, addressed various topics, including a public forum concerning Socorro Electric Cooperative's handling of capital credits, updates on the Festival of the Cranes and substance abuse prevention grant agreements, and budget resolutions for the Library Department and Rodeo Arena/Convention Center Fund. The council also approved personnel changes, business registrations, and the final audit report for FY 2012-2013. Discussions included plans for webcasting future council meetings and an update on the soccer fields/rodeo facility.

The Socorro City Council meeting on January 21, 2014, addressed various agenda items, including the approval of minutes from the January 6, 2014, meeting and the list of poll workers for the upcoming March 4, 2014, municipal election. Budget resolutions for the Industrial Park Fund and Special Utility Replacement Fund were also approved. Finally, personnel changes, business registrations, and vouchers were approved.

The Socorro City Council meeting on January 6, 2014, covered various agenda items, including the approval of minutes, public forum comments, and resolutions on open meetings and rules of procedure. A "State of the City" address highlighted completed and ongoing projects, such as sewer line extensions, arsenic treatment plants, and road improvements. The council also awarded a bid for the rodeo arena cover and discussed other matters like speed bumps, healthcare insurance, and upcoming elections.