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Tuesday, March 16, 2021 at 12:56 pm
On Dec. 2, 2020, the City of Las Vegas received a letter from the New Mexico Attorney General’s Office in regards to Open Meetings Act violations filed against the city by Lee Einer, the city’s former Public Information Officer under former Mayor Tonita Gurule-Giron.
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A press release issued by Otero County Commissioners Gerald Matherly and Vickie Marquardt calling for the resignation of fellow Commission Couy Griffin occupied over an hour of the Commission s March 11 meeting.
Griffin, in response to allegations made in the statement, denied he had made racists remarks or called for violence, and indicated he would not resign his seat as he awaits the resolution of federal charges for unlawfully entering restricted areas in connection with riots at the U.S. Capitol building and an investigation by the New Mexico Attorney General on a number of different allegations.
The item was placed on the Commission s agenda for discussion only, and an early attempt to have it removed by Matherly was overruled.
LOS LUNASâThe New Mexico state auditor has expressed concerns about a litany of findings in the annual audit of a local school district.
State Auditor Brian Colón sent a letter to Los Lunas Board of Education members and Superintendent Arsenio Romero highlighting what he called âsignificant concernsâ about findings in the Los Lunas Schools annual audit for fiscal year 2020.
Brian ColonÂ
New Mexico Auditor
The Los Lunas Board of Education recently voted to table approving the audit so they could have more time to review it.
The audit report, completed by Jaramillo Accounting Group, contained eight findings in total, the first of which was a laundry list of potential violations of the Open Meetings Act, state and district procurement code, Inspection of Public Records Act and Governmental Conduct Act.