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RETAC IGA updated and CDOT grants $170,000 to fund Stop the Bleed boxes in county buildings

Alamosa Board of County Commissioners · May 27, 2026
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Summary

The Board approved an updated RETAC intergovernmental agreement extending terms to four years and accepted a $170,000 CDOT grant for FY27 to buy and mount Stop the Bleed boxes across county facilities.

The Board approved an updated intergovernmental agreement with the Regional Emergency Trauma Advisory Council (RETAC) to extend the term from two to four years and accepted notification of a CDOT grant award of $170,000 to support Stop the Bleed boxes for county buildings.

RETAC Director Reyna Martinez-Ramirez described May 21 National Stop the Bleed activities and credited the County Public Health Department for leading staff training across departments. Martinez-Ramirez said RETAC staff have worked on securing funding to purchase and mount the boxes in county facilities; the CDOT award was smaller than requested but welcomed given competitive grant demand.

Commissioners approved the updated IGA by motion (Laske/Van Ry); the motion passed unanimously. County staff will coordinate procurement and mounting of boxes in county buildings and track grant reporting requirements.