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Las Cruces Council Meeting - July 6, 2026
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Bencomo: partial match in the recording
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What the minutes say
Councilor Bencomo said just for everyone to note the Casa Linda Project is Calle Del
What the recording says
identified for Cortez Drive and those will now move for the Casalinda project. That's correct. Those mon those funds that were identified for Cortez I mean for Casinda were moving to Cortez and likewise the funds that were used on Cortez will be made available to help with the finishing of Casalinda. Okay. And just for everyone to know the Casalinda project, it's Cayento and Kay del Sol neighborhood. Um, and you know, I I think again, I know
~520 words of the recording have no counterpart in the minutes
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are your basic um jobs, investment, priority, um industries and whatnot. We have a local model that we added about three years ago and it is for local businesses which Jim Magagic is on the agenda today for first read and it'll be our first local model project that we will be doing. Um and then we will be adding an MRA project model as well. it. This is authorized under state statute that you projects specifically in MASS are eligible for LITA. So when I talk incentive stacking, while
~390 words of the recording have no counterpart in the minutes
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who loves engaging with people and enrichment activities. She thrives in an active home and that can offer regular exercise, mental stimulation, and structure. She's ready to move on from shelter life. Katie has all the qualities to become a devoted and cherished member of a forever family. Our second pet is Tina. Tina is a friendly, affectionate dog who loves interacting with people and eagerly seeks out attention from staff and visitors. She has shown strong social skills in playgroup, often serving as a calm greeter and engaging appropriately
“Andrea Gene” introduces themselves on the recording and is not named in the minutes
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What the minutes say
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What the recording says
that will create a safer Los Cruises. Good afternoon, [clears throat] mayor, city council members and staff. My name is Andrea Gene. I am a board member for Velocus and program manager for Everybody Writes with Grace. Um, I'm also here because we had another, um, citizen, father, um, loved one die, preventable death, um, here in Los Cusus. I
~390 words of the recording have no counterpart in the minutes
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little bit of a background and refresher on ARPA. Uh ARPA is the American Rescue Plan Act that was signed into law in March of 2021. It was a $ 1.9 trillion federal stimulus package and out of that amount 350 billion went directly to state, local, and tribal governments to help them deal with the negative impacts from the pandemic. The city received two tranches of 12.4 million each for 24.8 million. And as part of the ARPA rules, the funds needed to have been obligated by December 31st
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