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RCCDC reports construction activity; commission approves mural and grant application pursuit

Roosevelt County Commission · January 6, 2026
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Summary

RCCDC Executive Director Jodi Diaz reported several new projects including a Cannon Federal Credit Union branch, a LEADS-funded senior living project, retail and clinic openings, and recruitment events. The commission approved a mural on the Enterprise Center and supported pursuing a LEADS grant.

Jodi Diaz, executive director of the Roosevelt County Community Development Corporation, briefed the Roosevelt County Commission on recent local construction and business activity during the Jan. 6 meeting.

Diaz said construction has begun on a Cannon Federal Credit Union building on Kilgore, LEDA funds were awarded for a Mariposa independent senior-living facility near Good Life, land preparation has started for a new business near the Wells Fargo location, permits were approved for a Circle K near Walmart, there is a new retail business on Main Street, and a medical clinic on South Avenue D is open and serving patients. She said the RCCDC and the Chamber will hold their annual banquet Thursday, and staff are planning recruitment events in February and May and a hiring event in April. She also noted three projects remain in a non-disclosure stage and that grant work and land surveys are underway.

As a separate action, Diaz requested permission to paint a mural on the back of the enterprise center facing the farmers market and to pursue a LEADS grant to fund the mural plus phased upgrades such as shade structures and lighting. Commissioner Malin Parker asked the commission to review a draft design prior to installation; Diaz said commissioners would be shown a design. On a motion, the commission approved the mural request unanimously.

The approval allows the RCCDC to proceed with grant application work due in April 2026; design approval and implementation details will follow through staff coordination with the commission.