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Commenter credits 'Burn Co' legislators with jail and juvenile detention hires

February 22, 2025 | Bernalillo County, New Mexico


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Commenter credits 'Burn Co' legislators with jail and juvenile detention hires
Commenter, a meeting commenter, said that "Safety and security are the cornerstones of a healthy community," and credited "our Burn Co legislators" with helping the jurisdiction hire additional officers at the county jail and juvenile detention center.

The speaker said the legislators had made public safety a priority and added, "With their help, we've been able to hire more officers at our jail and juvenile detention center. Working together, we're making Burn Co a safer place to live." The remarks appeared during a public-comment portion of the meeting and did not accompany any formal motion or vote recorded in the transcript.

The comment did not specify how many officers were hired, which legislators were referenced, what funding sources were used for the hires, or which specific governing body was holding the meeting. Because the transcript uses the shorthand "Burn Co," the article retains that term rather than assigning a different county name.

No statutes, ordinances, budget items, or hiring resolutions were cited in the transcript segment provided, and the record contains no indication that the meeting produced a directive, personnel action, or budget vote related to the hires. The speaker framed the hires as the result of cooperation with legislators but provided no documentary evidence or program names in the excerpt.

Because the remarks were part of public comment rather than an agenda item, the meeting transcript does not show staff reports or follow-up assignments tied to the statements. Any verification of the hires, funding source, or which legislators were involved would require separate staff reporting or public-records checks.

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