The Village of Ruidoso has a series of Water Trust Board projects: WPF‑6913 ($11,000,000) for water system improvements, WPF‑6914 ($18,500,000) for sewer system improvements, WPF‑6915 ($6,100,000) for water tank rehabilitation, WPF‑6916 ($6,700,000) for Country Club sewer system improvements, WPF‑6917 ($750,000) for Eagle sewer relocation, WPF‑6919 ($5,900,000) for Pinecliff sewer improvements, WPF‑6920 ($950,000) for Ranier sewer improvements, and WPF‑6923 ($10,220,000) for Upper Canyon sewer relocation. This represents a large, coordinated water and sewer rehabilitation and relocation effort for the village. With this extensive funding package approved, Ruidoso will need significant engineering, surveying, environmental, and construction services to design and replace waterlines, rehabilitate multiple tanks, and relocate and reconstruct sewer mains—some out of river and floodway areas. Firms specializing in mountain community infrastructure, trenchless technologies, and complex phasing can position to help Ruidoso deliver these projects efficiently and with minimal community disruption.
Includes several sewer relocations away from river/floodways, indicating environmental and flood ris...
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The General Services department (Dept. 60) has a FY 2026-27 budget of 4,467,495 funded by Equipment Rental ISF and Retirement fund, with 3,368,652 in the Equipment Rental fund. Beyond the expanded internal staff (33 FTEs, including maintenance trades and custodians), the budget dedicates significant dollars to contract and professional services: 303,450 for maintenance & repair, 125,417 for contract services, 54,000 for other professional services, and 59,400 in special departmental expense, plus uniforms, boot allowances, and custodial supplies. These line items indicate continuing reliance on outside vendors for specialized maintenance, building systems repair, and possibly supplemental custodial or facility services. Facilities maintenance contractors, specialty trades (HVAC, electrical, plumbing), and janitorial-service vendors can use this budget signal to confirm the scale of outsourced work and time outreach to the Director of General Services as the department plans annual task orders, blanket contracts, or replacement of existing vendors.
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The FY2026-2027 draft budget for Geneva CUSD 304’s Operations & Maintenance Fund shows total expenses rising to 14880758, including 3058505 for supplies, 3930681 for services, and 550000 for non-capital equipment plus 150000 for capital. Compared to the FY2025-26 projected 13512043, this represents a significant increase, especially in supplies and non-capital equipment, reflecting ongoing facilities upkeep and small-to-mid-sized improvements. The budget language notes that fund balance and transfers will support the district’s capital plan and fleet management, and lists capital cost controls and bus purchase costs as areas of concern. For facilities service providers, maintenance contractors, custodial and grounds vendors, and building systems/equipment suppliers, this signals continued purchasing in cleaning, HVAC, minor renovations, and facility supplies rather than a single large project. Engaging now around cost-effective maintenance contracts and bundled facility services could help the district manage inflation pressures within this expanded O&M budget.
O&M Fund is one of the sources for 4000000 in transfers to support capital and fleet management in F...
The agenda lists Hattiesburg Clinic requesting conditional use approval to develop a parking lot on an EM‑3 zoned property at 7 Medical Blvd (two PPINs in Forrest County Ward 3). Securing conditional use is a prerequisite step before the clinic can move ahead with detailed design and construction of expanded parking infrastructure. No contractor or budget is referenced, indicating this is still in the entitlement and planning phase. This upcoming parking lot project will likely require civil engineering, paving, stormwater management, lighting, and possibly access control solutions, creating a near-term opportunity once approvals are in place.
Property identified as PPINs 17832 and 17834, EM-3 zoning at 7 Medical Blvd, Forrest County Ward 3.
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