Doña Ana County board approves water-technology internship partnership with DACC
Summary
The Doña Ana County Board of County Commissioners unanimously approved a partnership with DACC to create a water-technology internship aimed at giving students hands-on experience and expanding the county’s pool of certified water operators.
The Doña Ana County Board of County Commissioners (BOCC) unanimously approved a partnership with DACC to offer a water-technology internship to students, the county said.
The internship is intended to provide hands-on training and to increase the number of certified water-system operators available to the county. County communicators framed the program as both a workforce-development opportunity for students and a capacity-building measure for local water systems.
County staff did not specify enrollment targets, the internship’s duration, or the exact certification steps students will complete. The announcement in the meeting summary listed the partnership as approved but did not name the motion’s mover or provide a recorded vote tally.
The BOCC summary directed the public to the full meeting recording for additional details on next steps, implementation timeline, and any related agreements the county will execute.
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