Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for New Mexico Corrections Department.
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Sep 11, 2026
Oct 9, 2026
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City
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Santa Fe
Address
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4337 NM-14
Phone Number
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(505) 827-8645
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This document outlines a Statewide Price Agreement (10-00000-21-00093AG) between the State of New Mexico and Tyler Technologies, Inc. for Citizen Engagement Platform services. Initially effective from June 17, 2022, the agreement has been extended twice via amendments, first to September 14, 2025, and subsequently to September 14, 2027. The agreement operates under the NASPO ValuePoint program, with all original price, terms, and conditions remaining in effect.
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Board meetings and strategic plans from New Mexico Corrections Department
The New Mexico Corrections Department's 2026 Strategic Plan outlines a roadmap to strengthen New Mexico communities through rehabilitation, public safety, and opportunity. Its core strategic areas include Inmate Management and Control, Community Offender Management, Corrections Industries, Program Support, and Reentry. The plan focuses on creating safe institutional environments, providing rehabilitative services and vocational training, supporting successful community reintegration, fostering staff excellence, ensuring administrative accountability, and leveraging data-driven decision-making, with the ultimate vision of building a stronger New Mexico with safer communities and lasting second chances.
The meeting included an update on Senate Bill 64 regarding parole opportunities for serious youthful offenders and compliance efforts. The Board adopted an official open meetings policy and discussed best practices for setting parole conditions, emphasizing the need for professional judgment, awareness of offender financial limitations, and the benefit of parenting classes for transition support. Technical and operational updates were provided, including progress on IT systems (OMNI and CMIS) and staffing roles. The Board also addressed concerns regarding per diem compensation, the efficacy of specific transition living facilities, and upcoming legislative funding requests.
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The meeting agenda includes a report from the Chair covering parole revocation processes, conditions, recusal policies for hearings, board hearing time reviews, and inclement weather protocols. Additionally, the agenda features a Director's report, a discussion on NMDOJ sexual offender habeas cases, board member comments, public comments, and planning for the next quarterly meeting, followed by a training session on motivational interviewing.
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