Tisha Green

The agenda for the special meeting includes the canvass of the primary election, departmental presentations on youth coordination and fiscal budget planning, and a public hearing regarding the infrastructure capital improvement plan. The commission will consider a resolution for the capital improvement plan and vote on agreements concerning a lease for a community wellness center and intergovernmental services for municipal support. Furthermore, the agenda includes a directive to issue a request for proposal for residential services and an executive session to address personnel matters, litigation, and real property.

The meeting includes a public hearing regarding the vacation and conveyance of Cloverdale Road and Foster Draw Road. Key business items involve the consideration of a resolution opposing SB 9 and supporting Otero County's contracting authority, and the approval of several lease agreements with the City of Lordsburg and Gila Regional Medical Center related to the senior center and community wellness programs. Additionally, the commission will address payroll and financial registers, hold an executive session concerning personnel, litigation, and real property matters, and review purchase and easement agreements related to land and infrastructure projects.

The commission meeting agenda includes a deputy recognition, legislative, managerial, and departmental updates, and an update on fire department renovations. Key business includes the approval of grant agreements, a memorandum of understanding with the local police department, and consideration of an amendment to a medical contract for the detention center. Several proclamations will be considered, including designations for Autism, Child Abuse, and Sexual Assault Awareness months, honoring a high school mock trial team, recognizing the National Day of Prayer, and supporting Telecommunicators Week. Financial items include payroll and check registry approvals. An executive session will be held to discuss personnel matters, pending litigation, and real property, followed by potential action regarding the vacation of specific county roads.