Grant County, New Mexico

Board of Commissioners

The Grant County Board of Commissioners will review several resolutions, including a General Obligation Bond ballot measure, the FY 2026 fourth‑quarter budget, and a final budget adjustment request. Public input will be accepted for up to five minutes per speaker. Presentations will cover a retirement acknowledgment, the Great Divide Wind Farm project, and the GO Bond program. The board will also consider cooperative agreements with the New Mexico Department of Transportation and grant program projects.

• R‑26‑37 General Obligation (GO) Bond Ballot Resolution
• R‑26‑34 FY 2026 4th Quarter Budget Resolution
• R‑26‑35 FY 2026 Final Budget Adjustment Request (BAR)
• R‑26‑31 NM Department of Transportation Cooperative Agreement for Mangus Valley Rd. pavement and drainage improvements
• A‑26‑09 Enhanced 911 Act Grant Program Project No. 27‑E‑15

Lodgers Tax Advisory Board

The Grant County Lodgers Tax Advisory Board will hold a meeting on July 24, 2026. It will elect a Vice Chair and Secretary as required by Ordinance O-23-01, discuss a marketing contract presented by Joanie Griffin of Sunny505, consider blog content development, and review final budget items for the lodgers tax. The agenda also includes public input, approval of draft minutes, and routine approvals.

• Election of Vice Chair & Secretary per Grant County Ordinance O-23-01
• Discussion of Marketing Contract award (presentation by Joanie Griffin of Sunny505)
• Discussion and development of blog content
• Discussion and possible action on finalizing Lodgers Tax budget items
• Approval of 2nd Quarterly Meeting of June 15, 2026 draft minutes

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The board will consider adopting the Fiscal Year 2027 final budget under Resolution R-26-24. They will also hear a July report from Gila Regional Medical Center CEO Robert Whitaker and discuss an appointment to the Valuation Protest Board and the Stream Dynamics Water Harvesting Project. The consent agenda includes approval of prior meeting minutes and expenditure reports.

• R-26-24: Fiscal Year 2027 Final Budget Adoption
• Stream Dynamics Water Harvesting Project discussion
• Appointment to the Grant County Valuation Protest Board
• Gila Regional Medical Center July Report by CEO Robert Whitaker
• Consent agenda includes minutes from 6/9, 6/11, 6/25 and expenditure report

Board of Commissioners

This is a work session of the Grant County Board of Commissioners. The board will take public input on the proposed Fiscal Year 2027 budget and discuss it. Other agenda items include presentations on the Rural Water Project, a Free Water Harvesting Project proposal, updates from the Community Health Council and Senior Center, plus quarterly and monthly reports from county departments.

• Proposed Fiscal Year 2027 Budget - public input and board discussion
• Presentation: Rural Water Project by Southwest New Mexico Council of Governments
• Presentation: Free Water Harvesting Project Proposal by Stream Dynamics
• Update: Grant County Community Health Council and County Senior Center
• Quarterly reports from Corre Caminos and DWI Program Prevention

Board of Commissioners

The Grant County Board of Commissioners will convene to discuss and vote on a resolution to increase the salaries of elected officials and chief deputies. The meeting will also cover the appointment of new members to the Grant County Gila Regional Medical Center Board of Trustees and a revised proposal for the Grant County Fairgrounds.

• Resolution R-26-21: Increasing salaries of elected officials and chief deputies
• Appointment of new members to Grant County Gila Regional Medical Center Board of Trustees
• Revised proposal for Grant County Fairgrounds bathroom & HVAC (Oakridge LLC)
• Approval to participate in NM State Land Office's Road Amnesty Program

The Board of Commissioners approved several items including salary adjustments for elected officials and chief deputies. They also confirmed new trustees for the Gila Regional Medical Center and authorized participation in a state road amnesty program.

• Approved special meeting agenda (4-0)
• Approved Christine de Bolt, Dr. Fred Fox and Dr. Kimberly Petrovic to the GRMC Board of Trustees (4-0)
• Approved Resolution R-26-21 increasing salaries for elected officials and chief deputies (5-0)
• Approved Oakridge LLC bathroom and HVAC proposal for Grant County Fairgrounds (5-0)
• Approved participation in NM State Land Office's Road Amnesty Program (5-0)

Lodgers Tax Advisory Board

The Grant County Lodgers Tax Advisory Board will hold a regular meeting on June 15, 2026. Key agenda items include the election of a chair, introduction of new members, and a discussion of the FY27 budget and marketing plan, including the FY27 co-op grant application and award. The board will also review proposed marketing initiatives and agree on recommendations for the Grant County Board of Commissioners.

• Election of chair for 2026
• Introduction of new members Gregory Iwaasa and Patricia de Naranjo
• Resolution L-26-01 regarding the Open Meetings Act
• Discussion of FY27 budget and marketing plan, including co-op grant application and award
• Review of proposed marketing initiatives and recommendations to County Commissioners

Board of Commissioners

The Grant County Board of Commissioners will consider multiple resolutions, including increasing salaries for elected officials and chief deputies, adopting the 2028-2032 Infrastructure Capital Improvement Plan, and authorizing a bond ordinance for general obligation bonds. New business items include appointments to the Gila Regional Medical Center Board, a directive for Tu Casa operations, and approval of quotes and proposals for fairground improvements and senior center asset transfers. The board will also canvass the June 2, 2026 primary election results and enter executive session for personnel and litigation matters.

• Resolution R-26-21 increasing salaries of elected officials and chief deputies
• Resolution R-26-30 authorizing publication of notice for General Obligation Bonds, Series 2026
• Bid B-26-03 for Little Walnut Road Improvements Phase II
• Appointment of Gila Regional Medical Center Board of Trustees
• Commission Directive for Tu Casa operations and APIC Solutions quote

The Board of Commissioners approved several contracts for road improvements, sealing services, and fairground maintenance. They also passed multiple resolutions regarding infrastructure planning, wildfire risk reduction, and airport aid applications.

• Approved 250th Anniversary of American Independence proclamation (4-0)
• Approved Pinos Altos cultural and historical assets proclamation (3-1)
• Appointed Commissioner Flores to the County Livestock Loss Authority (4-0)
• Approved APIC Solutions quote for Tu Casa operations (4-0)
• Approved Classic Industries, Inc. proposal for Fairgrounds bathroom and HVAC (4-0)
• Approved asset transfer from Corre Caminos to Senior Centers (4-0)
• Approved County DWI Program grant agreement (4-0)
• Disapproved New Mexico Match Fund Grant Agreement for Emergency Watershed Protection (3-1)

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The Board of Commissioners will hold a work session to discuss the publication of notice for General Obligation Bonds, Series 2026. The meeting includes presentations on the County Road Program and the 2028-2032 Infrastructure Capital Improvement Plan. Commissioners will also discuss salaries for elected officials and chief deputies.

• Resolution R-26-30 regarding Bond Ordinance No. O-26-01 for General Obligation Bonds, Series 2026
• Grant County 2028-2032 Infrastructure Capital Improvement Plan (ICIP)
• Discussion on increasing salaries for elected officials and chief deputies
• Presentations from candidates for the Gila Regional Medical Center (GRMC) Board of Trustees
• County Road Program for Existing Roads presentation by New Mexico State Land Office

The Board of Commissioners approved the work session agenda. The Board entered an executive session to discuss strategic and long-range business planning for Gila Regional Medical Center. No action was taken as a result of the executive session.

• Approved work session agenda (4-0)
• Entered executive session for GRMC strategic planning

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The Grant County Board of Commissioners will meet to approve the minutes from April, authorize a contract for the FY 2026 state audit, and consider the preliminary budget for FY 2027.

• Approval of April Board of Commissioners minutes
• Authorization for FY 2026 State of New Mexico Audit Contract
• FY 2027 Preliminary Budget Resolution (R-26-19)
• Budget Adjustment Request (BAR) Resolution (R-26-20)
• Complete Lift Station Replacement proposal

The Grant County Board of Commissioners approved several items, including the FY 2027 preliminary budget with a $30,000 increase for Corre Cantinas and a 2% employee COLA. They also authorized the FY 2026 State of New Mexico audit contract with Hinkle + Landers, PC, appointed two members to the Lodgers Tax Advisory Board, and approved a lift‑station replacement project. Additional approvals covered a budget adjustment request, a New Mexico DOT transportation fund application, and routine consent‑agenda items.

• Approved FY 2026 State of New Mexico Audit Contract to Hinkle + Landers, PC (5‑0)
• Appointed Patricia de Naranjo and Dr. Brian Gregory Ivvaasa to Lodgers Tax Advisory Board (5‑0)
• Approved TLC lift‑station replacement with new control panel (5‑0)
• Approved FY 2027 Preliminary Budget, increasing Corre Cantinas to $30,000 and adding 2% COLA (5‑0)
• Approved Budget Adjustment Request (BAR) (5‑0)
• Approved NM Department of Transportation Transportation Project Fund application (5‑0)
• Approved Consent Agenda items for 4/7 Work Session, 4/9 Regular Meeting, 4/23 2nd Regular Meeting (5‑0)
• Approved Expenditure Report (5‑0)

Board of Commissioners

The Grant County Board of Commissioners holds a work session on May 12, 2026, to receive a preliminary Fiscal Year 2027 Budget presentation and a USDA/APHIS/Wildlife Services report. No votes are taken; the session focuses on discussion and monthly updates from county departments including Airport, Code Enforcement, Detention Center, Emergency Management, Fire, IT, Planning, Public Works, and Road Department.

• Preliminary Fiscal Year 2027 Budget presentation
• Grant County USDA Report by David Carrasco (USDA/APHIS/Wildlife Services)
• Monthly updates from nine county departments

Commissioners approved the work session agenda by a 5‑aye vote. No other items were decided, denied, or tabled during the meeting.

• Approved work session agenda (5-0)

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The Board of Commissioners will consider RFP 26-04 for generators at the Emergency Shelter and Emergency Operation Center. A proclamation recognizing National Correctional Officers Week and a commendation for life-saving actions by fire personnel are also on the agenda. The board will recess to convene as the Board of Finance for a presentation on county investments by the Treasurer and Moreton Capital Markets.

• RFP 26-04 for Emergency Shelter and Emergency Operation Center Generators Project
• Proclamation: National Correctional Officers Week, May 3–9, 2026
• Commendation for life-saving actions presented by Fire Chief Roger Groves
• County Investments presentation by Treasurer Patrick M. Cohn, Jr. and Larry Lundberg of Moreton Capital Markets

The Grant County Board of Commissioners approved the meeting agenda, a proclamation for National Correctional Officers Week, and RFP 26-04 for generators at the emergency shelter and operation center. The board then voted to recess as the Board of Finance, reconvene as the Board of Commissioners, and adjourn the meeting. All motions passed unanimously with five affirmative votes.

• Approved meeting agenda (5 Ayes)
• Approved National Correctional Officers Week proclamation (5 Ayes)
• Approved RFP 26-04 Emergency Shelter and Emergency Operation Center Generators Project (5 Ayes)
• Recessed as Grant County Board of Finance (5 Ayes)
• Adjourned as Board of Finance and reconvened as Board of Commissioners (5 Ayes)
• Adjourned the meeting at 9:59 a.m. (5 Ayes)

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The Board will review a budget adjustment request (Resolution R-26-18) and two federal grant agreements (Agreement A-26-04 for hazard mitigation assistance and Agreement A-26-05 for Operation Stonegarden). The meeting also includes a consent agenda covering recent meeting minutes, an expenditure report, and indigent health‑care claim items. Public input, proclamations, and presentations are scheduled but no decisions are listed for those items.

• Resolution R-26-18 Budget Adjustment Request (BAR)
• Agreement A-26-04 Hazard Mitigation Assistance Federal Grant for emergency generators project
• Agreement A-26-05 Subrecipient Grant for Operation Stonegarden
• Consent agenda: Expenditure Report
• Consent agenda: Indigent & County Health Care Claims

The Grant County Board of Commissioners approved the regular meeting agenda and several proclamations, including Recognition of Excellence and Fair Housing Month. All items on the consent agenda—work session minutes, expenditure report, indigent health‑care claims, indigent burial, and a NM Health Care Authority payment—were approved. The board also approved two grant agreements and the Budget Adjustment Request resolution, each with a 5‑aye vote.

• Approved regular meeting agenda (5 Ayes)
• Approved proclamations for Recognition of Excellence, Sexual Assault Awareness Month, Fair Housing Month, and National Public Safety Telecommunicator Week (5 Ayes each)
• Approved consent agenda items: work session minutes, expenditure report, indigent & county health care claims, indigent burial, NM Health Care Authority payment (5 Ayes each)
• Approved Hazard Mitigation Assistance Federal Grant Agreement A-26-04 (5 Ayes)
• Approved Subrecipient Grant Agreement A-26-05 for Operation Stonegarden (5 Ayes)
• Approved Budget Adjustment Request (Resolution R-26-18) (5 Ayes)

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The Grant County Board of Commissioners will hold a work session to receive public input, hear several presentations, and review quarterly and monthly departmental reports. Topics include water harvesting, the Gila Regional Medical Center, and the Community Health Council. The session will conclude with a budget workshop featuring elected officials and heads of major county departments.

• Public input limited to five‑minute speakers
• Presentation on Water Harvesting & Stream Dynamics by Van Clothier (Stream Dynamics Inc.)
• Presentation by Dr. Fred Fox, Chair of the Gila Regional Medical Center Board of Trustees
• Quarterly reports from Corre Caminos and the Driving While Intoxicated (DWI) Program Prevention
• Budget workshop with presentations from the County Assessor, Clerk, Sheriff, Airport, Detention Center, Finance, IT, Planning & Capital Projects, Public Works, and Road Department

Commissioner Medina moved to approve the work session agenda and Commissioner Flores seconded the motion. The motion passed unanimously with five votes. No other actions or decisions were taken during the meeting.

• Approved work session agenda (5-0)

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The Grant County Board of Commissioners will consider several items, including a presentation of the FY 2025 audit, a dedication of a veterans memorial access road, and appointments to the Lodgers Tax Advisory Board. The board will vote on an amendment with Trinity Services Group and an FY26 E‑911 budget amendment, and will consider four resolutions covering road mileage certification, audit acceptance, the Colonias infrastructure project, and a budget adjustment request.

• Resolution R-26-16 authorizing Colonias Infrastructure Project: Arenas Valley Road Improvements Phase II – construction
• Resolution R-26-14 County Maintained Roads Mileage Certification
• Amendment No. 4 (A‑26‑03) with Trinity Services Group, Inc. under Statewide Price Agreement 10‑000002000036
• Enhanced FY26 E‑911 Grant budget amendment (A‑26‑04) from Department of Finance & Administration
• Dedication and naming of Forgotten Veterans Memorial Access Road: Armando ‘Mundy’ Amador Lane

The commission approved the dedication of Armando “Mundy” Amador Lane and appointed three members to the Grant County Lodgers Tax Advisory Board. It also approved several agreements, budget amendments, and resolutions, including the E‑911 grant amendment and the Arenas Valley Road Improvements Phase II construction. All motions passed with unanimous 5‑aye votes.

• Approved dedication and naming of Armando “Mundy” Amador Lane (5 Ayes)
• Appointed Becky O'Conner, Michael Barragree, and John Rohovec to the Lodgers Tax Advisory Board (5 Ayes)
• Approved A‑26‑03 Amendment No. 4 with Trinity Services Group, Inc. (5 Ayes)
• Approved A‑26‑04 Enhanced FY26 E‑911 Grant budget amendment (5 Ayes)
• Approved Resolution R‑26‑14 County Maintained Roads Mileage Certification (5 Ayes)
• Approved Resolution R‑26‑15 Acceptance and Approval of FY 2025 Fiscal Audit (5 Ayes)
• Approved Resolution R‑26‑16 Arenas Valley Road Improvements Phase II – Construction (5 Ayes)
• Approved Resolution R‑26‑17 Budget Adjustment Request (BAR) (5 Ayes)

Board of Commissioners

The Board of Commissioners will review a telecommunications tower application and a proposal to grant fire restriction authority to the Fire Chief and County Manager. The meeting includes legislative session overviews and a budget adjustment request.

• WNMC Telecommunications Tower Application Job #13040 for a 150-foot monopole on State Highway 211 in Cliff
• Authority for Fire Chief and/or County Manager to issue flame, fire, and burn restrictions per Ordinance No 14-02
• Resolution R-26-13 for Arenas Valley Improvements Phase III - Engineering (Colonias Infrastructure Project)
• Resolution R-26-12 Budget Adjustment Request (BAR)
• Dissolution of the Grant County Shooting Range Advisory Board

The Grant County Board of Commissioners approved the regular meeting agenda and the expenditure report for the period ending March 3, 2026. It also approved a memorandum of understanding for the statewide primary election, PERA service credit reports for volunteer fire departments, and the dissolution of the Shooting Range Advisory Board. The board granted relief from setback requirements and approved a 150‑foot telecommunications tower on State Highway 211 in Cliff, and gave the Fire Chief and County Manager authority to issue flame, fire, and burn restrictions under the fire code.

• Approved regular meeting agenda (5 Ayes: Ponce, Medina, Stephens, Flores, Shelley)
• Approved expenditure report for period ending March 3, 2026 (5 Ayes)
• Approved 2026 Memorandum of Understanding - Statewide Primary Election (5 Ayes)
• Approved PERA annual service credit reports for volunteer fire departments (5 Ayes)
• Approved dissolution of the Grant County Shooting Range Advisory Board (5 Ayes)
• Approved relief from setback requirements and approved Western New Mexico Communications telecommunications tower application (Job #13040, 150‑foot monopole on State Highway 211 in Cliff) (5 Ayes)
• Approved authority for Fire Chief/County Manager to issue flame, fire, and burn restrictions under Fire Code Ordinance No 14‑02 Section 3.D (5 Ayes)
• Approved Resolution R‑26‑13 authorizing execution of Colonias Infrastructure Project: Arenas Vailey Improvements Phase I‑H Engineering (5 Ayes)

Board of Commissioners

The Grant County Board of Commissioners will hold a work session that includes a public‑input period limited to five‑minute speakers. The meeting’s primary presentation will be on a Western New Mexico Communications 150‑foot monopole telecommunications facility located on State Highway 211 in Cliff. The session also includes routine monthly updates from county departments and a review of the regular meeting agenda.

• Presentation on Western New Mexico Communications 150‑foot monopole on State Highway 211 in Cliff
• Public input segment with speakers limited to five minutes each
• Monthly updates from Airport, Code Enforcement, Detention Center, Finance, Fire Management, IT, Planning & Capital Projects, Public Works, and Road Department
• Review of the regular meeting agenda
• Commissioners’ reports

Commissioners voted to approve the work session agenda, with four votes in favor and one member absent. No other actions or decisions were taken during the meeting.

• Approved work session agenda (4-0)

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The Grant County Board of Commissioners will discuss two fire‑department equipment purchases: a $191,330.34 water storage tank for Ft. Bayard Fire & Rescue and $196,837.90 for 60 BK radios for Pinos Altos Volunteer Fire & Rescue. The board will also consider four resolutions authorizing Colonias Infrastructure Fund applications for road improvement projects on Franks Road, Crum Road, Broken Arrow Road, and Ridge Road Phase III. These items are on the agenda for the February 26, 2026 regular meeting.

• Ft. Bayard Fire & Rescue Department – water storage tank purchase for $191,330.34
• Pinos Altos Volunteer Fire & Rescue Department – purchase of 60 BK radios for $196,837.90
• Resolution R-26-08 – authorize Colonias Infrastructure Fund application for Franks Road improvements
• Resolution R-26-09 – authorize Colonias Infrastructure Fund application for Crum Road improvements
• Resolution R-26-10 – authorize Colonias Infrastructure Fund application for Broken Arrow Road improvements

The Grant County Board approved a $191,330.34 water storage tank for the Ft. Bayard Fire & Rescue Department and a $196,837.90 purchase of 60 BK radios for the Pinos Altos Volunteer Fire & Rescue Department. The board also authorized the submission of Colonias Infrastructure Fund applications for improvements on Franks Road, Crum Road, Broken Arrow Road, and Ridge Road Phase H. All items passed unanimously with five votes in favor.

• Approved $191,330.34 water storage tank purchase for Ft. Bayard Fire & Rescue (5 Ayes: Ponce, Medina, Stephens, Flores, Shelley)
• Approved $196,837.90 purchase of 60 BK radios for Pinos Altos Volunteer Fire & Rescue (5 Ayes: Ponce, Medina, Stephens, Flores, Shelley)
• Approved submission of Colonias Infrastructure Fund application for Franks Road Improvements (5 Ayes: Ponce, Medina, Stephens, Flores, Shelley)
• Approved submission of Colonias Infrastructure Fund application for Crum Road Improvements (5 Ayes: Ponce, Medina, Stephens, Flores, Shelley)
• Approved submission of Colonias Infrastructure Fund application for Broken Arrow Road Improvements (5 Ayes: Ponce, Medina, Stephens, Flores, Shelley)
• Approved submission of Colonias Infrastructure Fund application for Ridge Road Phase H (5 Ayes: Ponce, Medina, Stephens, Flores, Shelley)

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The Grant County Board of Commissioners will discuss new business items, including an appointment to the Gila Regional Medical Center Board of Trustees and a grant amendment recommendation for airport parking lot and drainage improvements. The meeting also includes three resolutions: recognizing public safety telecommunicators as first responders, authorizing an application for the state DWI Grant program, and a budget adjustment request. Additional agenda items cover routine consent agenda items, public input, and presentations on local projects and services.

• Airport Parking Lot and Drainage Improvements – Grant amendment, recommendation of award
• Appointment to the Gila Regional Medical Center Board of Trustees
• Resolution R-26-05 recognizing public safety telecommunicators as first responders
• Resolution R-26-06 authorizing application to the DWI Grant and Distribution Program
• Resolution R-26-07 Budget Adjustment Request (BAR)

The Grant County Board of Commissioners approved a contract with James Hamilton Construction to improve the airport parking lot and its drainage system. They also appointed Tanya Elliott to the Gila Regional Medical Center Board of Trustees and approved a USDA flood‑protection agreement for the Mimbres Valley, contingent on funding. Additional actions included committing local funds for senior services, passing two public‑safety resolutions, and adopting a budget adjustment request.

• Approved James Hamilton Construction for Airport Parking Lot and Drainage Improvements (5-0)
• Appointed Tanya Elliott to Gila Regional Medical Center Board of Trustees (4-1)
• Approved USDA NRCS Flood Protection in Mimbres Valley, contingent on funding (5-0)
• Approved Commitment of Local Funds for Senior Services (5-0)
• Approved Resolution Recognizing Public Safety Telecommunicators as First Responders (5-0)
• Approved Resolution Authorizing County Application for DWI Grant Program (5-0)
• Approved Budget Adjustment Request (5-0)
• Approved Consent Agenda items for 1/6 Work Session and 1/8 Regular Meeting (5-0)

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The Grant County Board of Commissioners will hold a work session to hear public input and several presentations. Commissioners will receive a presentation on County Strategies & the Opioid Remediation Collaborative New Mexico (ORCNM) by Shauna Hartley. They will also review annual reports from the Cooperative Extension and the High Desert Humane Society, plus monthly updates from multiple county departments.

• Presentation on County Strategies & Opioid Remediation Collaborative New Mexico (ORCNM) – Shauna Hartley, Executive Director
• Grant County Cooperative Extension Annual Report – Jessica Massengill & Michelle Greeman
• Grant County High Desert Humane Society Annual Report – Heidi Ogas, Board President
• Monthly updates from Airport, Code Enforcement, Detention Center, Emergency Management, Finance, Fire Management, IT, Planning & Capital Projects, Public Works, and Road Department
• Public input session with speakers limited to five minutes each

Commissioner Medina moved to approve the work session agenda and Commissioner Flores seconded. The motion passed unanimously with five votes in favor. No other actions or decisions were taken during the meeting.

• Approved work session agenda (5-0)

Board of Commissioners

The Board of Commissioners will elect its 2026 leadership and review several funding applications for watershed protection following the Trout Fire. The body is also considering a high-cost equipment purchase for fire services and two requests for proposals regarding medical and management services.

• Purchase of a 3000 Gallon VM8 Pumper Tender for Tyrone Volunteer Fire & Rescue Dept. for $600,000.00
• Financial assistance applications for NRCS Emergency Watershed Protection (EWP) and NM Match Fund for Trout Fire projects
• RFP 26-03 for Detainee Medical Services
• RFP 26-02 for Conference Center Management Services
• Agreement A-26-01 between Mule Creek Community, LLC. and Grant County, NM

Board of Commissioners

The Grant County Board of Commissioners will hold a work session. Commissioners will hear presentations from the Gila Regional Medical Center Board and the Grant County Community Health Council, followed by a quarterly report from Corre Caminos and monthly updates from several county departments. The meeting also includes a public‑input period and a review of the regular meeting agenda.

• Presentation by Gila Regional Medical Center Board of Trustees (Dr. Fred Fox)
• Presentation by Grant County Community Health Council (Emma Eileen McKinley)
• Quarterly report from Corre Caminos (Kim Dominguez)
• Monthly updates from Airport, Code Enforcement, Detention Center, Emergency Management, Fire Management, Finance, IT, Planning & Capital Projects, Public Works, and Road Department
• Public input segment (up to five‑minute comments)