Rumaldo J. Pino

The board discussed the Primary Election canvassing and reviewed election totals. Key discussion points included operational challenges regarding staffing for voting technicians and the logistical support provided by the Road Department. The clerk reported on voter turnout statistics, the processing of hand-tallied ballots, and updated filing requirements for write-in candidates. The board ultimately failed to certify the election results due to a lack of a second on the motion, resulting in a requirement to formally document the situation for the Secretary of State.

The board approved a resolution for a Rec Center grant extension and an MOU between Mora, Guadalupe, and San Miguel Counties regarding SB3 funding. Action was taken to withdraw funds related to an SB6 loan. Pay application #3 for the Veterans Memorial was approved. A firework ban was enacted, and the board approved advertising for both an Information Technology Director and a Maintenance Facility Director. Additionally, the board approved payment for an invoice from Martinez Propane Company Inc. for water storage tanks.

The Board discussed various updates including the Veteran's Memorial project, groundwater sampling in the burn scar area, US Forest Service disaster recovery efforts, and Extension Office initiatives. The Board addressed financial matters, including the approval of expenditure reports, budget discussions, and the implementation of austerity measures and a furlough program due to cash flow challenges. Additionally, the Board approved various service agreements, addressed RFP protests, reviewed personnel policies, and discussed lease agreements and county operations.

The board discussed and took action on several key items, including the approval of the selected HVAC system option for the county. Additionally, the commission approved payments for the NMCIA-Law Enforcement Program totaling $49,000 and for services provided by Oak Valley Excavating LLC.

The board reviewed several key items, including the monthly expenditure and budget reports, and approved a budget adjustment request. Updates were received regarding disaster recovery efforts, including presentations from the US Forest Service on fire season preparedness, the USDA on disaster assistance funding, and the NMED regarding private well water testing. The commission also heard reports from the County Assessor on reappraisals, the Sheriff's Office on fire safety, and received updates on ongoing infrastructure projects, including the Veterans Memorial and EMS facilities. Several resolutions were approved regarding transportation project funds for local roads, and the board authorized recruitment for the Fire Administrator, Sergeant, and Human Resources Director positions.