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Solicit sealed proposals to establish a contract through competitive negotiations for the procurement of professional services to provide services as the economic development specialist.
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To establish a contract through competitive negotiations for the procurement of professional services to provide services as the DWI Coordinator for Torrance County.
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Cooperative Agreement between New Mexico Department of Transportation and Torrance County for pavement rehabilitation on county roads under the FY 2007/2008 Local Government Road Fund Program. The estimated total cost is $84,540.00, funded 75% by the State ($63,405.00) and 25% by the County ($21,135.00). The project and agreement are set to conclude by December 31, 2008.
This agreement is a grant from the New Mexico Department of Finance and Administration, Local Government Division (DFA/LGD) to Torrance County for $225,000.00 to plan, design, and construct a shop and fencing for the road department equipment. The grant is funded by a capital appropriation (Laws of 2022, Chapter 53, Section 30, Paragraph 438). The agreement outlines project details, funding limitations, reporting requirements, payment procedures, and conditions for termination and compliance. The effective date is upon execution by the Department, and the agreement terminates on June 30, 2026.
Torrance County is formally requesting a six-month time extension from the New Mexico Department of Transportation for the end date of the 2014/2015 Local Government Road Fund Program Cooperative Agreement and related projects (including Contract #D14678). The original end date is October 31, 2015, and the extension is needed due to delays caused by recent heavy rains impacting road work.
This document is a formal request from Torrance County to the New Mexico Department of Transportation for a six-month time extension on Cooperative Agreement #D15388 for the FY 2016/17 Local Government Road Fund Program. The original agreement had an end date of December 31, 2017, and the county is requesting an extension to June 30, 2018, due to delays caused by weather impacting road work and material hauling.
Resolution from the Torrance County Commission requesting a $15,000 budget transfer from the Jail budget to the Senior Citizens budget to compensate the Senior Citizens Program for providing 6,000 meals to prisoners between July 1, 1989 and June 30, 1990.
Board meetings and strategic plans from Torrance County
The committee discussed feedback from tabletop organizers regarding mass casualty training, storm preparedness, and improved mapping of remote access points. A presentation was provided by the Veteran Integrated Center detailing their support services, including housing assistance, financial aid, and mental health counseling through Phoenix Rising. Additional agenda items included updates from the HazMat Horizon Newsletter on training and grant opportunities, as well as comprehensive reports from various agencies such as the Red Cross, local fire departments, and police regarding staffing and upcoming community events like the National Night Out.
The Board of Commissioners held a public hearing and approved an ordinance establishing a Permanent Fund for special revenues, focusing on investment safety. The meeting included discussions on various appointments to regional boards and committees. The Board reviewed updates on the EMWT utility operations, the Domestic Violence Program, and Treasurer's Office operations. Several grants were approved, including funding for a Sheriff's Office firearms simulator, renovations for two senior centers, and water systems for a fire station. Additionally, the Board discussed fiscal agent agreements, budget priorities for the upcoming cycle, and updates from the County Manager regarding legislative sessions, potential impacts of detention facility closures, and ongoing litigation.
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The Board of Commissioners addressed several key operational and financial matters. Key topics included a presentation of the Fiscal Year 2025 financial audit, discussions regarding potential fire and EMS service expansion to the Town of Edgewood, and a budget adjustment for the Animal Services Department. The Board also reviewed a proposal for a cash rounding policy for tax payments, received updates on the cooperative extension program, and discussed a potential partnership to provide domestic violence services. Furthermore, there was a presentation regarding the New Mexico Ambulance Supplemental Payment Program and updates from the Clerk and County Manager regarding election preparations and administrative building construction.
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