Scott Andrews

This ADA Transition Plan outlines Doña Ana County's commitment to achieving full compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act by eliminating discrimination and ensuring accessibility across its programs, activities, and services. Key components include continuous self-evaluation of facilities, policies, and practices; review and update of ADA grievance procedures; establishment of an ADA Coordinator role; provision for public review and comment; and ongoing improvement projects for barrier removal in county facilities, roads, and sidewalks. The plan emphasizes program accessibility, effective communication, and reasonable modifications to foster an inclusive environment for individuals with disabilities.

This document, the Safety Countermeasures Toolkit for Doña Ana County, outlines a series of techniques and design treatments aimed at mitigating road safety issues and preventing severe and fatal crashes. It provides evidence-based solutions through 29 countermeasures organized into six categories: Intersections and Crossings, Corridors and Travel Lanes, Speed Management, Signs and Signals, Road Surface Treatments, and Visibility. The toolkit supports the broader Safety Action Plan by offering solutions such as infrastructure upgrades, traffic calming, improved signage, and signal modifications.

This feasibility study, prepared for Doña Ana County, addresses the lack of broadband access and affordability in its rural communities. It recommends a business model involving community investment and public-private partnerships to develop a county-wide fiber optic backbone. The plan aims to improve connectivity for underserved areas, enhance economic development, education, healthcare, and digital inclusion, leveraging federal funding and potentially establishing a Broadband Authority.

This Safety Action Plan for Doña Ana County aims to significantly reduce fatal and serious injury crashes on its roads for all users, including drivers, pedestrians, and bicyclists. The plan employs a data-driven approach to identify high-risk locations and implement targeted roadway design changes and other interventions. Key components include establishing a Priority Safety Network, developing a Safety Countermeasures Toolkit, defining Systemic Treatment Typologies, outlining Priority Project Profiles, and recommending Programs & Policies. The overarching goal is to create a safer transportation infrastructure throughout Doña Ana County.

The meeting included discussions and presentations on various topics, including tip amendments and the unified planning work program. Key items discussed were updates to transportation projects, budget allocations, and safety performance measures. The committee reviewed and recommended approval for tip amendments to the governing board. The committee also reviewed the annual updates to the unified planning work program, which outlines transportation planning activities. Additionally, there was a presentation on the calendar year 2026 safety targets, including an overview of performance measures and methodologies.