Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for Grant County.
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Oct 3, 2026
Nov 2, 2026
Grant County is requesting proposals from qualified behavioral health organizations to provide comprehensive behavioral health services at the County-owned Tu Casa Facility.
Key metrics and characteristics
Census ID
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109314
Population
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27,252
Procurement Hell Score
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48 / 100
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Grant County
The meeting included a presentation on the 'Walk for the Heroes' event by representatives from Western New Mexico University. Public comments focused on a proposed data center project by Granite Renewables, with residents raising concerns about environmental impacts, transparency, and health risks, while advocating for a moratorium on future data center developments in the county.
The board meeting focused on several key issues. There was significant public input regarding a proposed moratorium on data centers and large-scale infrastructure projects, with residents expressing concerns about water usage, electricity rates, air quality, and public health, and urging the commission to pass a one-year moratorium ordinance. The board also addressed solid waste disposal fees and the importance of ensuring transparency in ordinance drafting. Finally, the meeting included a proclamation declaring October 2026 as Domestic Violence Awareness Month, highlighting services provided to victims and the commitment of the county to prevent domestic violence.
Public-sector contacts connected to Grant County.
The work session included a report on the status of the hospital, highlighting improvements in nursing station safety, collaboration with emergency groups, and nursing training initiatives. Financial updates were provided, along with progress on the upcoming audit and renovations for the Hilltop clinic. Discussions also covered the Grant County Community Health Council's quarterly activities, including suicide prevention training, substance misuse prevention efforts, and the distribution of medication lock boxes. Additionally, the meeting addressed the need for better transportation options from the emergency room and reviewed language access initiatives for health programs.
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