Eunice, New Mexico — week of 2026-06-29 · all Eunice meetings

Eunice City Council considers new compensation plan, Main Street permit

The Eunice City Council during a June 22 meeting considered a new employee compensation plan and a special use permit for a Main Street property, according to the agenda. The council also held a closed session on June 25 to discuss personnel matters for the Fire and Police Departments. Minutes from both meetings have not yet been published, so no official actions are recorded.

June 22 meeting

The council’s June 22 agenda included several items:

**Special Use Permit for 213 Main St.** — The council was scheduled to consider a special use permit for the property. No details on the proposed use were listed in the agenda.
**Resolution No. 3540: Adopting Compensation Plan** — A resolution to adopt a new employee compensation plan was on the agenda for consideration.
**Resolution No. 3563: Using Lodgers Tax for 4th of July Drone Show** — The council was to discuss using lodging tax revenue to fund a Fourth of July drone show, which would have taken place on July 4.
**Appointment of Sheryl Allen to Finance Committee** — An appointment of Sheryl Allen to the Finance Committee was listed.
**Reimbursement for portable building to Frog Hair Management** — A reimbursement request for a portable building from Frog Hair Management was scheduled for discussion.

All items are listed as agenda items only; the outcome is unknown until minutes are published.

June 25 meeting

The council met on June 25 for a largely procedural session. The agenda consisted of a call to order, roll call, and pledge, followed by a closed session under state law (NMSA 10-15-1(H)(2)) to discuss personnel matters for the Fire and Police Departments. No action was expected during the open portion of the meeting, and minutes have not yet been released.

Coming up

No upcoming City Council meetings are scheduled in the next two weeks.

Generated from official meeting agendas and minutes — every underlying document is linked from the city page. Read the primary source before you rely on a detail.