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Cibola County approves $447,462 security system for Public Safety Building
Summary
The Cibola County commission approved a $447,462.31 requisition for a security system at the Public Safety Building and also approved a $23,700 interior-woodwork requisition for county facilities; both passed unanimously on June 23.
The Cibola County Board of County Commissioners on June 23 approved a $447,462.31 requisition to Summit Fire & Security for a security system at the county’s Public Safety Building.
Commissioner Ralph Lucero moved approval of the Summit Fire & Security requisition and Commissioner Christine Lowery seconded; the motion passed 5-0. The transcript records the vendor and amount but provides no additional contract terms or funding-source details.
The board also approved a $23,700 requisition to Grijalva’s Custom Woodshop for cabinets, window dividers, interior doors and accent walls for the County Manager’s Department (motion by Commissioner Martha Garcia; second by Commissioner Christine Lowery), approved 5-0.
Both procurements were recorded as requisitions over $20,000 and were approved as part of the board’s consent-style agenda. The meeting minutes do not list payment sources, contract durations, or implementation dates; the county manager’s office would be the next administrative point for implementation and vendor contracting.
Chairman Daniel Torrez adjourned the meeting at 6:09 p.m.
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