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Anthony trustees approve Conterra network connection, asphalt vendor Jobe, police uniform spending and CES traffic-signal agreement
Summary
On a unanimous 4-0 series of votes, trustees selected Conterra Networks for a regional CAD connection, awarded an asphalt contract to Jobe, approved police uniform expenditures, and authorized a cooperative procurement with CES for traffic-signal work at NM 404 bridge.
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The Board of Trustees approved several procurement and contract decisions intended to support public safety, infrastructure and operations.
IT staff presented three options to establish a secure peer-to-peer connection to the Mesilla Valley Regional Dispatch Authority’s CAD system — two proposals from Lumen (36- and 60-month terms) and one from Conterra Networks. Trustees selected Conterra Networks as the qualified vendor; the motion was approved unanimously, 4-0.
Trustees also approved expenditures for newly onboarded police officer uniforms after discussion of procurement thresholds and operational flexibility; the transcript does not list the vendor or total cost. Public Works and procurement staff presented three asphalt quotes (Pavement Sealants & Supply, Inc.; Jobe; Bright Bolt). The Board selected Jobe as the qualified vendor for asphalt work; the vote was 4-0.
Separately, the Board approved a Cooperative Procurement Agreement with Cooperative Educational Services (CES) for traffic-signal improvements at the NM 404 bridge, with trustees noting the need to coordinate emergency repairs and liability considerations with NMDOT. All procurement motions passed unanimously by roll call.
Specific contract values, contract numbers and long-term maintenance commitments were not recorded in the transcript and will appear in executed agreements.
