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Miss Burrows, who led the career-fair planning team, thanked the commission for funding the event at the Civic Center and said it drew strong employer participation. \"We had some great panelists... Walmart signed up about 20 people,\" she told commissioners, and Clovis Community College reported engaging conversations about CDL and other training programs. Burrows said employers such as McDonald's and AeroTech expressed interest in local workforce connections and discussed potential program partnerships.

Commissioners said discussions during the fair highlighted an opportunity to pursue an aviation-maintenance program in partnership with AeroTech and the community college. The commission described those conversations as early-stage and noted more work is required to convert interest into curriculum and employer commitments.

At the airport board report, board members introduced Christopher Marshall as the new airport director. Board members also described a recent Federal Aviation Administration inspection as overall positive and said the board is beginning to consider names for the fixed-base operator (FBO) as terminal improvements continue. No formal naming decision or implementation timeline was announced.

The commission thanked staff and community partners for organizing the career fair and noted the city will continue to work with employers and education partners to develop workforce pathways. Specific funding for new training programs or timelines for an aviation-maintenance program were not provided at the meeting.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","Clovis - City Commission - May 01, 2025","oneSentenceSummary","Clovis Hires career fair drew employers including McDonald's and Walmart; Clovis Community College reported interest in CDL programs and the commission discussed possible aviation maintenance program partnership with AeroTech. The airport board reported a successful FAA inspection and began discussing naming the FBO.","taxTitle","Clovis, Curry County, New Mexico","taxId",52795,"location","headline","","shortSummary",{"_33":75,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":76,"_41":77,"_43":78,"_45":79,"_46":80,"_48":81,"_50":82,"_52":83,"_54":55,"_56":57,"_58":84,"_60":61,"_62":63,"_64":85,"_66":67,"_68":69,"_70":67,"_71":72,"_73":72},6581262,"Great American Cleanup: Clovis reports 91 tires, 647 bags and 317.47 tons collected",53,2165000,2218000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3176073-e2928c1cdb0bf5aefe10af4f1f7ec0b3&start=2165&end=2218","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3176073-e2928c1cdb0bf5aefe10af4f1f7ec0b3/thumbnail_2165000.jpg","/articles/6581262/Clovis/Curry-County/New-Mexico/Great-American-Cleanup-Clovis-reports-91-tires-647-bags-and-31747-tons-collected","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6581262-859d5d47122decc9069e1401fc8b262d/orig.mp4?Expires=1771201120&Signature=lGrv6KnmwnXkpROORdNkkfE73xUglxRvwIkQMdYedZBGpzjkS2-pvLulkQHDvvTjz725MnCGjtbXWsXDOzrKS7sVHi2gYb7s2dEexj6TwZFUXh2M8tXzjmR3eHqj07CRhyxgf986U48NYdUcbirYLeMawAXy2lz6edQD0sTAt-Yqf54zD7A3ANVhHKMrztyZvv1XORWSwmKwvOQh0kddCuPT-9fkHqN2aSzs5ohJrOYq2BNPRLdAxsIw6I94Ne88xn~rZqf4hUkL8pbvFodWgm9qMpZinsWAQM5fBFZ2XisG8RE4sXMYNrDXGDWNn3TstNRFycIGDbJqDZbrY1G6kw__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Parks staff reported the results of the city’s Great American Cleanup during the May commission meeting, saying nine teams and about 100 volunteers took part and that the effort collected 91 tires, 647 bags of trash and 317.47 tons of material.

A Parks Department representative thanked community volunteers and noted that Dion’s donated pizza for volunteers. The chair and commissioners thanked staff and volunteers for organizing the event.

The commission’s summary emphasized the role of city employees and community groups in running the cleanup and acknowledged the year-over-year community engagement. No new funding or policy changes tied to the cleanup were announced during the meeting.","Parks staff reported the city’s Great American Cleanup yielded 91 tires, 647 bags of trash and 317.47 tons of collected material, with roughly 100 volunteers across nine teams; Dion’s provided pizza to volunteers.",{"_33":87,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":88,"_41":89,"_43":90,"_45":91,"_46":92,"_48":93,"_50":94,"_52":95,"_54":55,"_56":57,"_58":96,"_60":61,"_62":63,"_64":97,"_66":67,"_68":69,"_70":67,"_71":72,"_73":72},6581267,"Clovis proclaims May 2025 Mental Health Awareness Month and Older Americans Month; mental-health walk set for May 31",117,1461000,1578000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3176073-e2928c1cdb0bf5aefe10af4f1f7ec0b3&start=1461&end=1578","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3176073-e2928c1cdb0bf5aefe10af4f1f7ec0b3/thumbnail_1461000.jpg","/articles/6581267/Clovis/Curry-County/New-Mexico/Clovis-proclaims-May-2025-Mental-Health-Awareness-Month-and-Older-Americans-Month-mental-health-walk-set-for-May-31","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6581267-35dde8b1dd60afbdb637ad05103cd63e/orig.mp4?Expires=1771201120&Signature=N2ELuK6zb03GtAC7fYxS2vp7fdxQbpzQwek~SlULayUJQOFFLecpdvRS5in~-P4j9QMrl2UFsiHT2-6CQgyPosXlub4yiFHEYWPv1JCJCIP9uHlzWDrVjkRVm~JaKj1U8W471PSUSzgDEjosPIR~gNkwQkOowWzovtd~P5G6x~zlyeDFWo2u0LmjXtOWggpTF4GkMK-7HnpvRvsnQpySsPPL4C1u~ad2Oli1~F8mv5VXPIYob~NYLCnmOm7Yalw~1tBoBovzlR6Cw5BWTvVDAD8Y3~CBa-T-WOnEqxGIUvV7rty3TE-Qw9gckUU5Nxfda3mLIe72eK12RnzOlKqK0w__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The City of Clovis Commission proclaimed May 2025 as both Mental Health Awareness Month and Older Americans Month and heard details of upcoming community events tied to those observances.

Keith, a representative of Mental Health Resources, told the commission the organization plans a mental-health-awareness 5K walk and health fair on May 31 at the group’s office listed in the meeting record as “1100 West 20 First Street.” Keith said the event will include exhibitors and activities intended to raise awareness of behavioral health and encourage physical activity. “We’re doing our 5 k mental health awareness walk on May 31 at our 1100 West 20 First Street office,” the representative said.

Commissioners noted the city has been working with counties and municipalities on a crisis triage center intended to provide closer-to-home crisis intervention care; meeting remarks indicated officials expect to break ground on that center in June. The commission said the triage center is intended to complement local providers and Mental Health Resources’ services.

The commission also proclaimed May as Older Americans Month. Miss Reagan, senior services director, introduced staff and clients from the senior center and outlined regular programming, including meal-site coordination, a Mother’s Day brunch and a planned celebration for nonagenarians. Reagan emphasized the proclamation is intended to honor local seniors and the staff and volunteers who serve them.

Both proclamations, read by the chair during the presentations portion of the meeting, included language noting the local organizations’ role in providing mental-health and senior services and encouraged community participation in the announced activities. Specific funding, staffing increases or policy changes tied to either proclamation were not disclosed during the meeting.","The City Commission read two proclamations recognizing Mental Health Awareness Month and Older Americans Month. Mental Health Resources announced a May 31 5K walk and the commission noted a crisis triage center is expected to break ground in June.",{"_33":99,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":100,"_41":101,"_43":102,"_45":103,"_46":104,"_48":105,"_50":106,"_52":107,"_54":55,"_56":57,"_58":108,"_60":61,"_62":63,"_64":109,"_66":67,"_68":69,"_70":67,"_71":72,"_73":72},6581272,"Clovis commission reappoints two members to regional water board; approves subdivision replats, Byrne JAG grant and Friendship Center change order",250,2242000,2492000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3176073-e2928c1cdb0bf5aefe10af4f1f7ec0b3&start=2242&end=2492","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3176073-e2928c1cdb0bf5aefe10af4f1f7ec0b3/thumbnail_2242000.jpg","/articles/6581272/Clovis/Curry-County/New-Mexico/Clovis-commission-reappoints-two-members-to-regional-water-board-approves-subdivision-replats-Byrne-JAG-grant-and-Friendship-Center-change-order","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6581272-a348a8d390415c5b9f59243b6c15dbd7/orig.mp4?Expires=1771201120&Signature=gA2uBtgm0sSP30HKqS0dYral33yTDORzIyz0r9ij8hvBH7pd~1J8Kkojhee0zjyBAoHE8qO1AFTU8zcLV-EHyKOJMB3cF41RPq~sdGkGBChPya71uGOmiWZfT8n3sQJQL6p4PuZUyVtjLaSxOxnzMXkv2paSAXdttGFsnP7B2swQeIcH75JK1gHFwuOc8Jntqad9yMvDnmTy-dmUb-hPUSIIMj7V1B82URr3GL7jO46qzCT~H8zfSnrCEk09BDz9ld7z7CiOo2R7UNLe3fj517DmhiXAzdoiTbhNNw86-TPcZNNBI-KanKC5uz22uB0oemjUDfG39xxQaUQpdoEwwg__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The City of Clovis Commission reappointed two local representatives to the Eastern New Mexico Water Utility Authority and approved a four-item consent agenda at its May meeting.

The commission voted to reappoint Mayor Pro Tem Bridal and Commissioner Garza to the Eastern New Mexico Water Utility Authority seats that are up for renewal. Mayor Pro Tem Bridal moved to reappoint the two members; Commissioner Zamora seconded the motion. The motion passed with seven yes votes and one abstention, the commission announced.

The reappointment restores the commission’s representation on the three-seat authority; the mayor Pro Tem currently serves as the authority’s secretary, the commission reported. Commissioner Garza confirmed she was willing to continue serving on the authority when asked by the chair.

On the consent agenda the commission adopted, without recorded objection, the minutes from the April 24 meeting and then approved four consent items in a single motion. The items approved were:
- Resolution No. 3318-2025: adoption of a preliminary subdivision plat for the proposed Jones Subdivision, a replat of Lots 23 and 24 of the Kaufman Subdivision (details: resolution number as read in meeting).
- Resolution No. 3319-2025: approval of a replat of Buchanan Subdivision Block 3 into two lots; the replat address listed was 1501 Zulek Avenue.
- Authorization to apply for and accept the 2024 Local Edward Byrne Justice Assistance Grant (grant name as stated at the meeting).
- Approval of a change order with WWRC Incorporated for Friendship Center improvements (contractor name and project as stated; dollar amount not specified in the meeting record).

Motions to place the items on the consent agenda and to approve them were recorded as unanimous. The commission earlier noted that minutes from April 24 had been available for review and, absent objections, the minutes were adopted and “yes” votes were recorded for each member.

The commission also received routine reports and set several items for future agenda consideration, including a pending contract negotiation with James Corporation and a request from the Foodbank to act as fiscal agent for a lodging-tax-funded project. Specific funding amounts and additional contract details were not specified during the meeting.

The items approved on the consent agenda will move forward per the city’s usual administrative processes; no immediate additional conditions or implementation dates were announced at the meeting.","The City Commission reappointed two representatives to the Eastern New Mexico Water Utility Authority and approved a consent agenda that included two subdivision replats, acceptance of a 2024 Edward Byrne Justice Assistance Grant and a change order for Friendship Center improvements.","actionData","errors"]

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