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Redline · April 13, 2026

Las Cruces Council Work Session - April 13, 2026

The city’s minutes for this meeting were compared, sentence by sentence, against the transcript of the recording. Of 110 statements the minutes attribute to a named person, 110 were found in the recording.

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86match score /100
15,009words in the minutes
29,754words on the recording
10,140spoken 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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Harris: the minutes negate a sentence the recording does not (“no”)

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Both records carry the same sentence, but they disagree on a number or on whether it was negative. The same sentence appears in both records, but the minutes contain “no” where the recording has no negation. Around: “i think it is pretty much a no brainer at this point in”.

What the minutes say

Councilor Harris said I think it is pretty much a no brainer at this point in history that it does not make sense to extend natural gas infrastructure beyond what we already got. We have a pretty vast system. It works pretty well. The people who maintain it do an excellent job at maintaining it. We have to fight outside people who damage it, which is another item I will bring up later. They have done an excellent job keeping everybody safe in those regards. The technological tide has turned, and it just doesn’t

What the recording says

that's correct. Okay. Um All right. So, um you know, I I think it's a pretty much a no-brainer at this point that in this point in history that it does not make sense to extend natural gas infrastructure beyond what we've already got. We have a pretty vast system. It works pretty well. The people who maintain it do an excellent job at maintaining it. Um, we have to fight outside people who uh damage it, which is another item I'll bring up later. Um, they've done an excellent job keeping everybody safe in in those regards. Um, but you know, the the tide the technological tide has turned and there's it just doesn't It just doesn't make economic sense to

Hear it at 2:32:13Speaker as recorded: Harris2 AGENDA ITEM 2.1 MUNICIPAL COURT UPDATE. A

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