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Oct 14, 2026
Oct 27, 2026
Procurement of two (2) new Toyota Tacoma TRD Off-Road Double Cab 4x4 pickup trucks with i-FORCE 2.4L turbocharged gasoline engines.
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City
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Ranchos De Taos
County
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Taos
Address
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220 Chamisa Rd
Phone Number
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(575) 751-0584
Zip Code
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87557
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Taos Soil And Water Conservation District
The meeting included discussions and actions on various topics, such as the NMDA Soil & Water Conservation Specialist Report, Taos County CWMA Report, and the District Manager's Report, which highlighted progress in education and outreach. The board also discussed the NMACD Resolution RE Private Applicator License Process and made determinations for WCS Batching Period I 2025-26. Additionally, the board approved amended Resolution 004-25-26 Meeting Dates and adopted Resolution 004a-25-26 Open Meetings.
The meeting included discussions and actions on various topics such as the Community Wildfire Defense Grant Award, financial reports, and specialist reports from NRCS, Taos County Extension, USDA-APHIS, and NMDA. The board also discussed the ACDIF work plan, a resolution regarding the Private Applicator License Process, and the transfer of a forest health project to a new landowner. Additionally, they reviewed and approved status designations for forest health applications, discussed updates to the Water Testing Program, and considered an equipment policy for the Invasive Species Program.
The meeting covered topics such as accessibility modifications to a water control structure, interest in serving as an appointed board member, a review of the October 2024 financial report, and various special reports including NRCS, USDA-APHIS Animal Damage, and Soil & Water Conservation Specialist reports. Updates were given on district activities, including the Water Quality Local Workgroup Meeting and a stream bank restoration project. The board considered the appointment of a new board member, staff memberships in NMCDE, travel and registration for the NACD Annual Meeting, participation in the NM State Forestry Seedling Program, and resolutions regarding open meetings. Additionally, Steve Trujillo reported on his attendance at the 25th Annual Congreso de las Acequias.
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