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Redline · June 22, 2026

Las Cruces Council Work Session - June 22, 2026

The city’s minutes for this meeting were compared, sentence by sentence, against the transcript of the recording. Of 29 statements the minutes attribute to a named person, 29 were found in the recording.

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82match score /100
4,064words in the minutes
9,305words on the recording
4,160spoken words with no counterpart

Watch the recording · Read the minutes as text · The city’s original PDF · checked 8/14/2026

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What the minutes say

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What the recording says

Your life. Well, good afternoon everyone. Welcome to our city council work session. Today is Monday, June 22nd. If you'll all join me, we'll stand and offer a moment of silence for our men and women of the military and our also our brave women and men from the police and fire department that protect our city 24/7 365. If you join me in the pledge. I pledge allegiance to the of the United States of America. And to the republic for which it stands. One nation under God

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This part of the meeting left no trace in the written record. This stretch of the meeting is not reflected anywhere in the written record. Some gaps are legitimate — recesses, or a presentation summarised in one line. Others are discussion that simply did not make it in. 1 person introduce themselves by name inside this gap. It contains: “settlement”, “investigation”, “contamination”, “condemnation”, “deportation”.

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What the recording says

We appreciate all that you do for our community. Thank you, man. Thanks again. It was a pleasure. Thank you. Next is agenda item 1.2. It's the opioid settlement funds. Wes Smith. I'm going to use a script this time so that I don't use any trite expressions. Sir. Wes, I've never heard you say something trite that wasn't awesome. So Go awesome or be really excited about? Uh I was excited about it. So please don't edit those out. Okay. All right. Um good afternoon, Mayor, Mayor Pro Tem

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in action. And so you'll see put the patient first, work as a team, own it, always do the right thing, never settle, and then lead the way. And so when we're giving like in you know nominations for employee of the month uh in all of our meetings, our board meetings, and things that

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So um we have made it uh a very important decision to put quality first at MountainView. This is some of the things that we're recognized for, excellence in trauma. And I'll talk a little bit more in in on the next slide about uh MountainView being a level three trauma facility. Uh we're also

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and one OSAC member evaluating the proposals covering program design, organizational capacity, outcomes, budget and cost-effectiveness, and formatting. Three service providers have been awarded funding effective July 1st, 2026. Doña Ana County Resilience Leaders, $399,904 for a trauma-informed family support center. Ideal Option, $1.1 million for deflection and intensive case management. And Presbyterian Health

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surgeon is asking for another orthopedic trauma surgeon to help him in that endeavor and so, that's a good sign. And a big part of it is having physicians that are, you know, willing to be a part of that. And so, that's uh that's great. Great to see that. So, the impact for Las Cruces in 2025, $239 million in total community benefit. Of that, 137 million in annual payroll, 30 half 35 and a half million in taxes paying. We did we had 10 million in capital investments

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need for for more growth from a footprint standpoint. Sleep lab is another one we're probably going to end up doubling that that capacity. A lot of our physician Dr. [clears throat] Claire is extremely busy in that sleep lab. Often times has access way out meaning when you need an appointment it takes a while to get there get get an appointment. So we want to get that rectified and and then grow that. We need to grow our and renovate our neonatal intensive care unit with our babies

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Schools social emotional learning programs and the Doña Ana County Resilience Leaders. Treatment and recovery totals $1.4 million dollars with significant investments in naloxone distribution, Ideal Option, and Port Light Health. Evaluation administrative support bring the grand total to $2.7 million dollars. The following slides will expand on these expenses. Las Cruces Police Department's initial prevention investment funded the Keepin' It Real curriculum at three elementary schools reaching 263 students. Four officers have already been trained and four more will train this July. More expansion is expected in the

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