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Cibola County Commission approves procurement policy, pool and transit funding; tables bridge bid
Summary
At its Sept. 28 meeting the commission approved Resolution 2023-45 (internal procurement policy), a $75,000 agreement to help operate the Milan swimming pool, $51,917 for the Rockin 66 Express Transit Program, a vehicle radio package purchase, and a proclamation recognizing National Nurse Practitioner Week; the IFB for the County Road 5 bridge replacement was tabled.
The Cibola County Board of County Commissioners approved a series of routine and programmatic items at its Sept. 28 meeting, voting unanimously on several measures and tabling consideration of a bridge procurement.
Commissioners approved Resolution 2023-45 adopting an internal county procurement policy (motion by Commissioner Ralph Lucero; second by Commissioner Robert Windhorst). The commission also approved an intergovernmental agreement with the Village of Milan to contribute $75,000 toward operation of the Milan Swimming Pool (Lucero motion, Windhorst second) and approved $51,917 in support for the Rockin 66 Express Transit Program (same movers).
The board approved requisitions over $20,000, including a vehicle radio package with repeater for the sheriff’s office from Specialty Communications totaling $24,743.47 (motion by Windhorst; second by Lucero). The commission also approved a proclamation in support of the New Mexico Nurse Practitioner Council and recognizing National Nurse Practitioner Week, Nov. 12–18, 2023.
By contrast, the commission voted 3-0 to table consideration of IFB #2024-001 (County Road 5 bridge replacement general contractor); the motion to table was offered by Commissioner Windhorst and seconded by Commissioner Lucero. Earlier in the meeting the board unanimously approved the agenda and minutes for five prior meetings.
The transcript records motions, seconds, and 3-0 tallies for the approved items; no roll-call breakdown by commissioner by name is provided beyond the public mover/second and the unanimous outcome.
