Road Amnesty Program Offered for County Roads
- Disclosed value
- $1.16 per rod (discounted pricing), 35-year term waived for perpetual right-of-way
- From agendapacket
- Document date
- Jun 9, 2026
The 30-second brief
Grant County is considering participation in the New Mexico State Land Office's Road Amnesty Program to legalize county roads on trust lands at a heavily discounted perpetual right-of-way rate. This agreement would secure compliance and long-term access.
New Mexico State Land Office holds this contract with Grant County. Its other public contracts on record include work for Santa Fe County.
Term as filed: Perpetual as long as county maintains roads.
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Contract details
- Amount
- $1.16 per rod (discounted pricing), 35-year term waived for perpetual right-of-way
- Document date
- June 9, 2026
- Term
- Perpetual as long as county maintains roads
- Agency
- Grant County
- Source document
- Grant County Board of Commissioners Work Session Agenda Packet 2026-06-09 (AgendaPacket)
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Questions about this contract
Who was awarded the government contract by Grant County?
New Mexico State Land Office was awarded this government contract by Grant County, as recorded on June 9, 2026. The contract value is $1.16 per rod (discounted pricing), 35-year term waived for perpetual right-of-way.
How much is the New Mexico State Land Office contract with Grant County worth?
The New Mexico State Land Office contract with Grant County is valued at $1.16 per rod (discounted pricing), 35-year term waived for perpetual right-of-way.
What type of contract is this?
This is a government contract, documented as a agendapacket record, structured as a not-to-exceed (ceiling) agreement.
Where was this contract approved?
This contract appears in Grant County Board of Commissioners Work Session Agenda Packet 2026-06-09 (AgendaPacket), dated June 9, 2026 from Grant County. Civic IQ extracts contract records directly from agency meeting documents and solicitations.
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