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Bernalillo council approves $19,500 firefighter equipment grant and budget amendment

Governing Body of the Town of Bernalillo · June 1, 2026
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Summary

The Town of Bernalillo adopted Resolution 05/11/2026 to record a $19,500 Firefighter Equipment Reimbursement Grant in the special fund budget, creating matching revenue and an equipment expenditure line. The resolution passed unanimously on May 11, 2026.

The Bernalillo Governing Body voted unanimously May 11 to adopt Resolution 05/11/2026, creating revenue and expenditure budgets for a Firefighter Equipment Reimbursement Grant totaling $19,500.

Terri Gray, the town's Finance Director, presented the resolution and described the grant as a reimbursement award that requires establishing account 20290 in the Special Fund to record $19,500 in revenue and a corresponding equipment expenditure. "Create revenue and expenditure budgets for grant award in the amount of $19,500," the resolution text states.

Councilor Montoya moved to approve the resolution and Councilor Torres-Quintana seconded; the roll call vote was unanimous. The resolution amends Special Fund account 20290-0001-476990 (State Grant) and establishes an equipment expenditure at 20290-3002-580200 to reflect the award. No additional details about planned equipment purchases were presented at the meeting.

This action will allow Town staff to submit reimbursement requests and record the grant award in fiscal year 2025–2026. Town staff said follow-up reporting and procurement will follow department and DFA (Department of Finance & Administration) requirements.

The council took no other action on fire-station construction funding at the meeting; Mayor Jack Torres later said a protest of bids for the new fire station has delayed that larger procurement and the town is pursuing Plan B.