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Taos parks board reviews maintenance needs; security cameras installed, scoreboard decision pending
Summary
The Taos Parks and Recreation Board recorded that security cameras have been installed and gutters completed; the scoreboard purchase remains pending with vendor Legends and wiring may be done by Kevin Eggemeyer. The board also listed supplies needed and a plan to condition one field per year.
President Michelle Gablesberger opened the June 22 meeting and the minutes note several infrastructure and maintenance updates.
Under Old Business the minutes record that the scoreboard purchase is still pending a decision from vendor Legends and that "Kevin Eggemeyer can possibly do the wiring." The minutes also state that Richard Gablesberger installed security cameras and that the monitors currently sit in the office bathroom and should be moved because they overheat; the entry also notes an IP address is needed and records the name "Chris" in connection with that task.
Gutters were reported as installed and "look great," with the possibility of adding leaf guards at a later time. The maintenance report lists a summer to-do list to prepare fields for SkyFest and notes a plan to condition one field per year (work on dirt and grass). The minutes list supplies and equipment the board says are needed, including paper towels, 55-gallon trash bags, an item recorded as "boats" (the minutes do not clarify whether this is a transcription error or a distinct item), foil wrap, and motion lights for porta‑johns.
The minutes indicate that board members and Derek are keeping up with park maintenance tasks; no hiring or personnel decisions were recorded in this meeting.
Why it matters: Installed security cameras and completed gutters are immediate improvements for park infrastructure; the pending scoreboard decision and the listed supply needs point to near-term procurement or volunteer tasks.
The record contains no dollar amounts, vendor contracts, or formal purchase approvals tied to these items; the minutes document status updates rather than formal motions.
