Corrales Village Council to Consider Fireworks Ban, Fill Vacant Seat

Corrales village officials considered a drought emergency declaration that would ban fireworks, the nomination of a new councilor, and a new electric utility franchise at their June 23 council meeting. The agenda for the meeting, whose minutes have not yet been released, also included approvals for two overhead powerlines and a discussion of a possible no-parking ordinance.

Drought emergency and fireworks ban

The council was scheduled to vote on Resolution 26-43, which would declare a drought emergency and prohibit the sale and use of fireworks within the village. The measure reflects ongoing dry conditions in the area.

Council vacancy

The agenda included the nomination of Lisa Brown to fill the vacant District 4 council seat. The council was to consider approval of the appointment.

Electric franchise and powerlines

Resolution 26-41 would grant a 15-year electric franchise to PNM, governing the utility's operations in Corrales. Separately, the council was to approve overhead powerline installations at two locations: Lot B in Targhetta Estates and at 390 Camino de los Milagros.

Parking discussion

Council members discussed the possibility of a new no-parking ordinance. No specific details or proposed language were included in the agenda.

Coming up

The Corrales Parks and Recreation Commission will meet on July 7, 2026. The agenda consists entirely of procedural items; no specific projects, contracts, or policy changes are listed for discussion. The meeting is open to the public.

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