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Jan 1, 2028·Capital improvement plan
City of Lovington Capital Improvement Plan 2028-2032
A 5-year capital improvement plan for the Bill McKibben Senior Center, operated by the City of Lovington, covering fiscal years 2028 through 2032. The plan focuses on infrastructure projects including facility renovations, IT upgrades, kitchen renovation, parking and exterior improvements, and transportation vehicle replacements.
Jan 1, 2028·Capital improvement plan
Infrastructure Capital Improvement Plan 2028-2032
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A 5-year infrastructure capital improvement plan for FY 2028-2032 covering city infrastructure projects across water supply, wastewater, facilities, transportation, and quality of life domains, including waterline redundancy, animal shelter improvements, municipal building repairs, truck bypass planning, water system expansion, youth sports facilities, lift station improvements, parks, wastewater treatment, street rehabilitation, ADA walkways, equipment, and theater renovations.
Oct 26, 2026·Board meeting agenda packet
City Of Lovington Regular Session
The Commission meeting involved several key actions. These included the presentation of plans for a Veterans Day parade, the approval of a temporary water pipeline easement agreement with Select Water Solutions, LLC, and the appointment of Michael Betancourt as the Finance Director. Additionally, the Commission awarded on-call city services contracts for plumbing, electrical, and general construction under RFP 2026-005, while rejecting all janitorial service proposals to seek a different process for court cleaning requirements.
Oct 26, 2026·Board meeting agenda
City of Lovington Regular Session
The commission meeting addressed several key items, including a presentation regarding the upcoming Veterans Day Parade and associated street closures. Resolutions were considered for a temporary water pipeline agreement, the award of on-call city services contracts, and the appointment of a new Finance Director. The agenda also included a closed session to discuss limited personnel matters and the approval of accounts payable.