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Conejos County asks RMC for courthouse rebuilding plans and approves CTSI payment
Summary
County administrators said courthouse construction began Jan. 5 and asked contractor RMC for documentation proving the building will be returned to code; the board approved a CTSI payment to RMC and adopted 2026 salaries, motions carried 3-0.
Conejos County Administrator Tressesa Martinez told the Board of County Commissioners on Jan. 8 that courthouse construction began Jan. 5 and that county staff and the courts have not yet received documentation showing how the building will be brought back to code. "Kyle is concerned that we have not received any documentation or plans how the building will be brought back to code," Martinez said to the board, and county staff have arranged for a state inspector to verify the rebuild process.
The board approved December accounts payable and a payment from CTSI to RMC for work completed on the courthouse; Commissioners voted 3-0 to carry the motions. The meeting minutes record the payment amount as "211,65284" in the clerk's notes; the board motion to approve was recorded as presented. The BOCC also approved the county's 2026 salaries by a 3-0 vote and agreed to request that RMC provide more detailed documentation about plans and code compliance for presentation to the state courts. Martinez asked the board to move the next regular meeting to Jan. 22, which the board accepted as part of routine scheduling.
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