City Commission Meeting

Truth or Consequences City Commission · June 10, 2026

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Vector control operations agreement (Item F3)

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City staff presented a proposed five-year contract with Superior Lead and Pest Control to provide licensed mosquito and vector-control services. Staff said the city will act as fiscal agent; the city will pay $10,600 for July–October and the county $15,600, paid in monthly installments; the contractor will use city equipment, provide insurance, and equipment maintenance costs would be split between city and county. Staff opened the floor to questions about routes, no-spray lists and weekly reporting; staff said a 400-foot no-spray radius applies. Commissioner questions covered staffing, night‑

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Truth or Consequences City Commission approved a five-year vector-control contract, extended a lease for the Trail Scenic Byway visitor center, authorized a community-support letter for Davis Select Pharmacy amid a DEA case, approved several Main Street and arts/tourism allocations, and adopted the county 2026 Hazard Mitigation Plan; an executive session on pending litigation was scheduled.

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