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Redline · April 6, 2026

Las Cruces Council Meeting - April 6, 2026

The city’s minutes for this meeting were compared, sentence by sentence, against the transcript of the recording. Of 141 statements the minutes attribute to a named person, 141 were found in the recording.

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30,868words in the minutes
41,222words on the recording
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wide range of projects. So this highlights one of the core realities of the cap programs that a city's capital needs far exceeds the city's funding capacity to complete those projects. Another thing important to highlight on the CIP is that outside of the number of projects that we currently have, another important factor to consider is that some of the projects are funded and unfunded and some of them vary due to the nature of the project itself. So the CAP project carries programs or projects that vary in

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What the minutes say

Councilor Harris said coincidentally whether or not any of that $4.3 million could be directed towards the library was at the top of my list as well so I will echo that. I think there is definitely some justification there, maybe even the branch libraries, those are definitely facilities and I am sure they will be benefiting so I would like to see them benefited. The other thing is I think Fire Department, fire apparatus, 100% we need to order those. We won’t get them for a while but Hoagland, Alameda, ever since I have been driving it has been a problem. Ever since my parents have been driving it has been a problem. I think it is a good time to get that done. So, my other question is on

What the recording says

I got right now. councils. Um, thank you, mayor. And, uh, yes, coincidentally, whether any of that 4.3 million could be directed towards, uh, the library was top of my list as well. Um, so, so I'll echo that. I think that there's definitely some justification there. Maybe even the branch libraries. Um, you know, that's those are definitely facilities and, um, I'm sure they'll be benefited. So, I would like to see them benefited. Um the other thing is um on the I think fire department fire apparatus 100% we need to order those. We we won't get them for a while but um be there. Uh Hogland Alama ever since I've been driving it's been a problem. Ever since my parents have been driving it's been

Hear it at 2:16:35Speaker as recorded: Harris7 RESOLUTION(S) AND/OR ORDINANCE(S) FOR DISCUSSION 7.1 RESOLUTION NO. 26-122

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No. None. No conflict. Next is public participation. will allow up to three minutes uh to speak no pending litigation and no items on the non-consent at this time and Katrina will help usher you to the podium. Thank you. Mr. Mayor, city council members, ladies and gentlemen, my name is Rocky Bakus. I provided

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We're not on yet. You're live. You're on now. Okay. Thank you. I was practicing for a little warm up. Good afternoon. Welcome to city council meeting. Today is Monday, April 6, 2026. It's approximately 100 p.m. I am Mayor Eric Enriquez. Before we start, I want to mention that we have the ASL, the American Sign Language Interpreters up front available for us at every city council meeting. We will start with a moment of silence for the brave men and women of the United States Armed Forces

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to come up. Thank you. Please join me up here. Proclamation. Whereas on July 4th, 2026, our nation will commemorate the semisu centennial anniversary of the signing of the declaration of independence. And whereas the journey towards this historic milestone is an opportunity to reflect our nation's past, honor our contributions of all Americans, and look ahead to the future generations who will carry forward the ideals of democracy that make the United States of America a unique nation. And whereas on June 21, 1779, Spain officially declared war on

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cope with the stresses and demands related to parenting. And whereas we recognize families are our greatest asset to keeping children safe. Yet many are facing growing barriers to housing, child care, health care, and paytime off and overall economic stability. Now, it is the time for communities to come together to strengthen and support all families. Now, therefore, we, the mayor and city council of Los Cusus, New Mexico, do hereby proclaim April 26th as child abuse prevention month. Congratulations. We're we're going to stick with that. So

“Cynthia Almo” introduces themselves on the recording and is not named in the minutes

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two minutes while I get the PowerPoint on. Okay. Okay, we are gonna start. Good afternoon everybody. My name is Cynthia Almo. I'm the capital improvements program manager and today I'm going to share with you uh some CIP information on behalf of as part of the departmental highlight highlight for today. So the CIP capital improvements program we have

Hear it at 35:03Speaker as recorded: Cynthia Almo

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the agenda is pets of the week. Uh Miss Corales. Is she here? Hello, Mayor, City Council. My name is Amelia Corales. Um, and I am actually here I'm going to introduce our brand new executive director, Stephanie Lewis. She is going to be giving the pet of the week presentation today. Yes. Welcome. Welcome. Thank you. Thank you so

Hear it at 40:58Speaker as recorded: Amelia Corales

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realized it's actually been almost exactly two years since we started this process for the GRT increase. We did a community opinion poll in March and April of 2024 and I'll touch on that here in a little bit and then we went to the voters in the fall of 2024 um for their approval. Um the it was obviously it was a past uh the collection started July 1st. Last fall we did a series of GRT project public meetings in each of the council districts where we gave

“Sierra Edmister” introduces themselves on the recording and is not named in the minutes

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a rec center, library renovations uh and such. So uh please listen to your constituents. Thanks. Hello, my name is Sierra Edmister. As someone who's been an active witness to the Project Jupiter mess and having elected folks make decisions very opposed to the popular one of the public, I'm extremely tired and disappointed to be here today to ask

Hear it at 4:03:53Speaker as recorded: Sierra Edmister

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Municipal Code. Move to approve. Second. Good afternoon, mayor, city council. My name is Alicia Ernnandez, purchasing manager for the city of Las Cusus. Before you today is an ordinance approving an update to the procurement code. The procurement code lies within chapter 24-1 of the Los Cusus Municipal Code. The purpose of this chapter is to maximize the purchasing value of public funds and to provide safeguards for maintaining a procurement system of quality and integrity. Procurement is defined as the buying, purchasing, renting, leasing or otherwise acquiring

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