Board meetings, strategic plans, and buyer signals from Sue Ashe’s organization
Sep 22, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
City Commission Regular Meeting
The meeting included the reading of a proclamation designating October 2026 as Code Compliance Month. Public comments addressed several concerns, including a grievance regarding a golf course contract and damaged equipment, issues with land movement affecting residential properties, the management and preservation of Bonita Lake, privacy and constitutional concerns regarding the use of Flock safety surveillance cameras, and challenges residents are facing with high utility bills from PNM, including requests for city support in communicating these issues to the Public Regulation Commission.
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The commission addressed several key topics, including public comment regarding the Space Hall of Fame, a city manager report on the Sunspot facility and its future cleanup and potential use, a public hearing and subsequent approval of a liquor license transfer for Sips on 6 LLC, and a presentation on the ongoing comprehensive plan project that outlines a 20-year roadmap for the city's growth and development.
Aug 25, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
City Commission Of Alamagordo Regular Meeting
The meeting included a proclamation for Labor Union Appreciation Week, recognizing the role of collective bargaining and public service employees. Public comments addressed union support, the planning of the 2027 Earth Day celebration, and proposals regarding the reinstatement of a lodgers tax to generate revenue for city projects such as pickleball courts and aquatic centers. The City Manager's report focused on code enforcement challenges regarding property maintenance, parking in alleyways, and the need for stricter local ordinances to manage vehicle storage and property conditions.
Aug 11, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
City Commission Regular Meeting
The meeting focused on the deployment and usage of the Flock camera system for law enforcement purposes. Key discussion points included how the license plate reader (LPR) platform operates, specifically regarding fixed-point detection, the use of 'hot lists' for suspect identification, and clarification that the system does not perform live tracking or identify individuals. The commission examined data privacy policies, the department's internal auditing processes to prevent system misuse, and the criteria for sharing data with other police agencies. Members also discussed specific case examples where the technology provided critical evidence in solving crimes and debated the integration of private surveillance footage with law enforcement systems.
Extracted from official board minutes, strategic plans, and video transcripts.
