Colfax County Board of Commissioners Regular Meeting
The board meeting agenda included several key items such as budget adjustments through Resolution No. 2026-73, an indigent care claim, and an update on the Tinaja Crossing Project. The commissioners discussed funding for the North Central New Mexico Economic Development District ROC program and reviewed Memorandums of Agreement for the use of the Colfax County Event Center by the Raton Pickle Ball Club and Willow Springs Cornhole. Additionally, the board considered Lodgers' Tax promotional applications, including the marketing budget for The Wild Divide and a LAMAR billboard contract renewal. Other action items involved several New Mexico Department of Transportation grant agreements for aviation projects and road paving, a flight inspection agreement for the Angel Fire Airport, a software license and services agreement for the County Clerk, and proposed personnel policy changes.
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Colfax County Board of Commissioners Regular Meeting
The meeting agenda included several items for discussion and action, such as the approval of the Colfax County Personnel Policies and Procedures manual, repealing Ordinance No. 2017-01, adopting Ordinance No. 2026-01 regarding Animal Control, and Ordinance No. 2026-02 regarding a Data Center Moratorium. Other action items involved approving a Change Order for the Angel Fire Hangar improvements, an Indigent Care Claim, and a contract renewal for Lamar Billboards. Several resolutions were listed for approval, including the Amended Local Government Road Fund cooperative agreement, disposal of various county properties from the Assessor's Office, Sheriff's Office, and Youth Empowerment Services, declaring September as Suicide Prevention Awareness Month, and authorizing the hiring of safety-sensitive positions. The meeting also included dispatch agreements, memorandums of understanding with the Secretary of State, liquor license applications, and multiple closed sessions regarding pending litigation involving County Road A-25 and Roadrunner Health Services, LLC.
Jul 21, 2026·Board meeting
Board Of Colfax County Commissioners Regular Board Session
The Board approved the Fiscal Year 2026 4th Quarter Financial Report for the period ending June 30, 2026. The documentation provides a comprehensive overview of financial activity, including detailed breakdowns for budgeted funds, debt funds, distributions to special districts and municipalities, state allocations, school funds, and trust accounts. Additionally, the report includes a summary of investment types and a bank reconciliation statement to verify cash positions.
Jun 23, 2026·Board meeting
Colfax County Board Of Commissioners Regular Meeting
The board meeting agenda focused on several key items, including budget adjustments via Resolution No. 2026-44, the adoption of Infrastructure Capital Improvement Plans (ICIP) for FY 2028-2032 through Resolutions 2026-45 and 2026-46, and the ratification of Change Order No. 3 for the Bartlett Subdivision Paving Project. Furthermore, the board reviewed and considered various professional service agreements, intergovernmental agreements, and lease agreements with entities including Molzen Corbin and Associates, Ciganovich Construction, Arthur Rolloff, Inc., Abe Balsamo & Co., the New Mexico Department of Health, the Eighth Judicial District Attorney's Office, and the Village of Angel Fire Airport. Additional topics included a software service agreement with Triadic Enterprises, Inc., a fireworks ban resolution, and a letter of support for behavioral health planning.
