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Otero County ratifies $5,000 SECOG technical assistance grant to replace Treasurer's counters
Summary
The Board ratified a $5,000 Southeast Council of Governments (SECOG) Technical Assistance Grant for the Treasurer's Office, with a required 1:1 cash match, to replace cracked and outdated public counters in the high-traffic area.
Administrator Kaysie Schmidt presented a ratification request for a $5,000 SECOG Technical Assistance Grant for the Treasurer's Office and explained the county will provide a required 1:1 cash match. "The County is asking for $5,000.00 and it is a required 1: 1 cash match," Schmidt said, noting the funds would be used to replace counters that are cracked, chipped and outdated.
Commissioner Tim Knabenshue moved to ratify the application and Commissioner Jim Baldwin seconded; the motion carried. The transcript records the purpose as replacing public counters with more durable fixtures suited for a high-traffic customer area.
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