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Deming council adopts 2026—2031 Community Forest Management Plan
Summary
The Deming City Council unanimously approved a resolution adopting the 2026—2031 Deming Community Forest Management Plan during its May 19, 2026 remote meeting, formalizing a five-year approach to managing the city's community forest.
The Deming City Council unanimously adopted the 2026—2031 Deming Community Forest Management Plan at its remote meeting on May 19, 2026. Councilor Julian Monjaras moved to approve the resolution; Councilor Stephen Westenhofer seconded, and the roll call vote recorded AYEs from Monjaras, Parra, Gutierrez and Westenhofer.
The plan was presented to the council as an agenda item under new business. Adoption of the resolution establishes the citys official management framework for its community forest for the next five years; the minutes record the vote but do not include the plans substantive measures or funding specifics.
Council members made the vote a formal record through a roll call; no amendments or motions to alter the resolution were recorded in the minutes. Because the adopted document itself was not summarized in the minutes, the particulars of inventory, scheduled work, funding sources or timelines are not specified in the council record.
The council took no separate follow-up action during the same meeting. The resolution appears on the official minutes as the formal adoption step; residents and interested parties seeking the plans text should request the adopted document from city administrative offices or the city website.
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