Council affirms public purpose for parcel eyed for Reeves County sheriff’s office
The council authorized a letter establishing that a PEDC-owned parcel meets the public-purpose requirement for a Reeves County sheriff’s office facility; acreage and survey details were not specified and will be determined later.
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Council authorized the city manager to execute a letter establishing that a portion of PEDC-owned land fulfills the public-purpose requirement for a Reeves County sheriff’s office facility. Staff said the land is owned by the Pecos Economic Development Corporation and is adjacent to the prison; the PEDC board will decide whether to convey land to the county.
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