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San Juan County adopts ordinance to act as fiscal agent for $250,000 state grant to Durango Machining Innovations
Summary
The county commission approved Ordinance No. 131 to accept a $250,000 New Mexico Economic Development Department grant for Durango Machining Innovations LLC and to authorize intergovernmental and project participation agreements to make the county the fiscal agent.
San Juan County commissioners voted to adopt Ordinance No. 131, authorizing the county to accept a $250,000 grant from the New Mexico Economic Development Department and to serve as fiscal agent for a Durango Machining Innovations LLC renovation project.
At the meeting the county’s presenter, Sawyer, said: “Durango Machining Innovations LLC has received a local economic development grant of $250,000 from the New Mexico economic development department for construction and renovation of buildings located at 368 Highway 170 to house 2 rotational lining, rotor lining machines.” The ordinance approves an intergovernmental agreement with the economic development department and a project participation agreement between DMI and the county that spells out each party’s responsibilities.
Commissioner (speaker 4) moved to adopt the ordinance and was seconded; the chair called for a voice vote and said, “Aye.” The motion was carried. Staff noted the Board approved a notice of intent to adopt at its April 7 meeting and that the notice ran in the Tri City Record on 04/13/2026.
The county did not record a roll‑call vote in the transcript; the commission adopted the ordinance by voice vote and staff will proceed to execute the agreements so the grant can fund construction and renovation at 368 Highway 170.
