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Roosevelt County approves law enforcement grant application and two resolutions; routine items passed
Summary
On March 19 the Commission unanimously approved submission of the FY25 Law Enforcement Protection Fund application, Resolution 2024‑13 recognizing the county health council, Resolution 2024‑14 budget adjustments including arena debt prepayment, and routine approvals of agenda, minutes and payroll/accounts payable.
Roosevelt County commissioners unanimously approved several motions March 19, including routine agenda items and formal submittals and resolutions.
Routine business: Commissioners approved the meeting agenda and the March 5 minutes and unanimously approved February accounts payable and payroll after questions were answered by County Manager Amber Hamilton.
Grant application: Sheriff Javier Sanchez requested approval to submit the FY25 Law Enforcement Protection Fund application to fund training and equipment; the commission approved submission by unanimous vote.
Resolutions: The board approved Resolution 2024‑13 recognizing the Roosevelt County Health Council as the official county health council for purposes of the County Health Councils Act and approved Resolution 2024‑14, a budget adjustment citing prepayment of arena debt service and additional grant funding for the sheriff’s office; both resolutions passed unanimously.
Executive session: The commission entered executive session at 7:10 p.m. with County Attorney Michael Garcia, County Manager Amber Hamilton, Sheriff Javier Sanchez and Chief Deputy Bryan Holmes present and reconvened at 8:32 p.m., stating no action resulted from the closed session. The meeting adjourned at 8:36 p.m.
