DEMING– The Luna County Commissioners will meet in
regular session Thursday.
The first item of business will be the swearing in of Luna County Detention Center Cadets by Municipal Court Judge Frank VanGundy.
Service awards will be given to Brent Jasso for 5 years at the Detention Center, and Alvaro Granillo with 10 years of the Sheriff’s Office.
Then the Commission will hear a presentation on energy efficiency by Ryan Jewell of Yearout Energy. Also, John Costilla-Gonzalez with the Center for Health Innovation will give a presentation on the results for the NM Community survey for alcohol and prescription drug misuse Luna County.
The Commission will also consider and vote on the passage of Animal Control Ordinance #98.
The ordinance will repeal all previous ordinances pertaining to animal control and establishes regulations, requirements and procedures for the care and control of animals.
The meeting is set to begin at 10 Thursday morning in the commission chambers, located on the third floor of the courthouse. The meeting is open to the public.
regular session Thursday.
The first item of business will be the swearing in of Luna County Detention Center Cadets by Municipal Court Judge Frank VanGundy.
Service awards will be given to Brent Jasso for 5 years at the Detention Center, and Alvaro Granillo with 10 years of the Sheriff’s Office.
Then the Commission will hear a presentation on energy efficiency by Ryan Jewell of Yearout Energy. Also, John Costilla-Gonzalez with the Center for Health Innovation will give a presentation on the results for the NM Community survey for alcohol and prescription drug misuse Luna County.
The Commission will also consider and vote on the passage of Animal Control Ordinance #98.
The ordinance will repeal all previous ordinances pertaining to animal control and establishes regulations, requirements and procedures for the care and control of animals.
The meeting is set to begin at 10 Thursday morning in the commission chambers, located on the third floor of the courthouse. The meeting is open to the public.
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