Budget and Procurement Director at Luna County
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Oct 8, 2026
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Luna County is seeking proposals to select a vendor to operate an Adult Accredited Residential Treatment Center (AARTC) for adults (18 and over) in Hidalgo County, primarily servicing Grant, Luna, and Hidalgo residents.
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The meeting included service awards, a proclamation for a Litter-Free Luna County, legislative session updates, a fiscal year audit, and presentations on solar and green stream farms. The agenda covered accounts payable, payroll, budget adjustments, disposal of personal property, and oaths of office for sheriff deputies. Public hearings were held for an industrial solar project and a variance request for a property well permit. Old business included the extension of a resolution on fireworks and open fires, and a discussion on an evening commission meeting. New business featured the appointment of protest board members, the assessor's annual report, and acceptance of the fiscal audit. The meeting also addressed an indigent claims report and upcoming meetings and events.
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The Luna County Board of County Commissioners met in a work session. Glenn Griffin spoke briefly regarding the proclamation that was discussed in the previous work session and expressed his concern over the poor wording of the current document.
The Luna County Board of County Commissioners held a regular meeting. The meeting included special recognitions, such as the Stork Award for a Dispatch employee, proclamations for Emergency Medical Services Week, Firefighter's Day, National Correctional Officers and Employees Appreciation Week, Law Enforcement Week, National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week, and the Local Great American Clean-Up. Presentations covered the swearing-in of Detention Center staff, a Jail Inspection Report, a Restrictive Housing Quarterly Report, and an update from the Luna County Health Council. Approvals were granted for budget increases and transfers, disposal of personal property, an exchange of real property, the NM Unit Fund, amendments to the Luna County TPF Project, financial assistance for the Dona Ana Road Improvement Project, an agreement with the ASFCME Council 18, and a bid award for apartment repairs and renovation. Additionally, there was a public hearing regarding a resolution to ban and restrict the use of certain fireworks and open fires.
The Luna County Board of County Commissioners met in a work session to discuss Proclamation 25-02, which opposes the misuse of the Antiquities Act. The session included explanations of the history and relation of the Act to current bills in the senate, House Bill HR-521 and Senate Bill SB-220. The differences between Ordinances, Resolutions, and Proclamations were clarified. Public comments were heard from members expressing concerns against or in support of the proclamation.
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