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VILLAGE: Small purchase level raised
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torches, toy smoking devices and
wheels, to areas that are paved or
barren, or areas that have a readily
accessible source of water.
“We did call the Gutierrez’ that
we will be doing this just to let
them know that,” Broaddus said.
“Basically anything that shoots up
out of your control is prohibited.”
She said there is a $500 fine.
“Larry will be citing people,” she
said.
•The board agreed to raise the
small purchase limit to $5,000
from the current $250 to bring it in
line with the state level. Broaddus
said the $250 level was put in
place in 1986.
The amount has to do with
state procurement identifying what
a “small purchase” is. She said the
board would still have to get quotes
but the person or entity has to justify
that it is the lowest cost.
•A proposed ordinance prohibiting
the possession of controlled
substances and drug paraphernalia
was tabled until the July
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NEW MEXICO - Will
once again be at the
Datil Flea Market. All
money raised goes to
help low income Dog
and/or Cat owners with
spay/neuter, Pet food or
medications. Donations
of slightly used flea
Market Items, Dog or Cat
Food and Money are
greatly appreciated.
Contact Patricia Henry -
575-772-5106
MERCHANDISE
FOR SALE
Miscellaneous
2 meeting. Clerk Rita Broaddus
said currently the village has no
local ordinance and the cases
involving less than one ounce of
marijuana are heard in Socorro
Magistrate Court. “This ordinance
would have the person be
cited here in Municipal Court,”
she said.
The ordinance specifies that
possession of less than one ounce
of marijuana or synthetic
cannaboids would be a petty misdemeanor
and punishable by a fine
of not less than $50 or more than
$100, and a prison term of not
more than 15 days. Any person
convicted in Municipal Court
would have to pay an additional
fee of $75 for the costs of chemical
analysis.
Possession of drug paraphernalia
would be a petty misdemeanor
with a fine of not more than $500,
and imprisonment of not more
than 90 days. The $75 fee would
also apply.
A public hearing and first reading
of the proposed ordinance is
set for the July 2 Village Board
R O T O T I L L E R
CRAFTSMAN 4 SALE.
Works but may need a
spark plug.$100.00
575-517-0669
R E S T A U R A N T
E Q U I P M E N T .
Commercial refrigerator
2 door large capacity,
stainless steel, needs
work $500. Commercial
ice maker, needs work,
$300 or both for $700.
575-517-0669
4 HORSE/STOCK
COMBO TRAILER FOR
SALE. CM 98, bumper
pull, center divide, tack
compartment,rubber
mats, solid floor, white,
good conditions.
$3,600. 575-517-0669
SINK BASE & LAZY
SUSAN CORNER BASE
CABINETS NEW - NEVER
INSTALLED. For Sale 36"
sink base & 36" corner
cabinet base with Lazy
Susan turnstile. Solid
maple doors, may need
to be painted or restained
as the finishes
don't match. New never
installed $350 for both.
also have extra doors that
match pic avail via email.
575-838-3814
30 TON NORTH STAR
LOG SPLITTER with about
30 hours on it. Excellent
condition, recently serviced.
Local delivery. Call
James
520-909-1947
METAL COMPUTER
DESK, has glass top and
a pull out keyboard platform.
Measures 40 1/2"
long x 24" deep x 30" tall.
Also has a cpu holder.
Pewter color metal could
use a paint job to freshen
up. $30. Will email photo
if interested. 575-838-
3814
Medical/Home
Health
HOVERROUND WHEEL-
CHAIR - TEKNIQUE
XHD. Heavy duty,
includes knee braces.
Excellent condition -
hardly used. Lists for
approx. $10,000 - asking
$1,000. Call
505.864.6850.
REAL ESTATE
Homes For Sale
CABIN HOME.
10.64acres/ Fenced/
Solar gate. Beautiful
home 1000sq. ft. 2bed
2bath. Own well 260',
propane fireplace,
Quadfire wood burning
heater,stainless steel
appliances, Concrete
cedar siding, Green
metal roof, there is no
upkeep Huge porches. 3
meeting.
•In May the board agreed to
pay half the cost of $1,000 worth
of cement for a concrete pad at
Indian Village at the rodeo
grounds, with the labor to be provided
gratis by Frankie Martinez.
In June the board learned that a
miscommunication between Sarah
Robinson and Frankie Martinez,
and that the total cost of laying the
concrete pad would be $1,800.
Robinson told the Board at the
June 18 meeting that funds were
being raised privately to pay for the
$800 labor costs.
Robinson said the pad should
be finished and ready to use by
Old Timers weekend.
•Mayor Sandy Julian
announced that, in spite of being
reassured by the Governor’s office
that the village’s request for
$10,000 to upgrade the telemetry
between the municipal well and
water tanks was approved, the
request was turned down by the
state Department of Finance
Administration.
“We were called and they said
funding was cut 35 percent for
car garage, 2nd bedroom,
storage. 520-
909-1947
AUTOMOTIVE
Trucks/Trailers/Bu
ses
05 GMC 4X4 DIESEL
$30K UPGRADES. 05
GMC 4X4 long bed. It
was a show truck.
Durmax Diesel 106,000
miles, just broken in.
White with M# beige
translucent fantham
flames. Excellent condition.
Parked and covered.
Call James 520-909-
1947 $30,000.
EMPLOYMENT
Help Wanted
Associate Engineer II
Contact Information
Contact Cecilia Jones,
Staffing Specialist
Location : San Antonio,
NM
More Information
Associate Engineer II-
San Antonio, New
Mexico
Honeywell Technology
Solutions Inc., (HTSI) is a
wholly owned subsidiary
of Honeywell headquartered
in Columbia, MD
with annual revenues of
approximately $1B. We
are a recognized leader
in delivering engineering,
New Mexico,” Julian said. “I truly
apologize for that. We worked very
hard to get it, but we’ll apply for it
again next year.
•Trustee Diane Allen reported
that the state “has recommended
that all communities have some
kind of emergency preparedness.”
She said she has been attending
meetings of the Socorro County
LEPC and that that agency will
work with Magdalena on emergency
issues. “One concern is getting
accurate information out to the
residents,” Allen said. “One thing
we’re looking at is Wireless
Emergency Alerts which will be a
text message sent to all users of cell
phones.” She said people can also
opt out of the service.
•The Board approved a
request by Librarian Yvonne
Magener to pay Braswell Roofing
$641.25 to clean the metal roof of
the Boxcar Museum and apply
roof coating.
•The board passed an amendment
to the village’s traffic ordinance
to comply with the state’s
Uniform Traffic Code. The ordinance
removes the requirement for
information, logistics and
professional services to
clients in the space,
defense, logistics and
information technology
markets. HTSI has been
active in every NASA mission
since 1958, and
provides services to the
U.S. military, the
Department of Energy,
and the U.S. Geological
Survey at locations
around the world.
-Under general supervision,
install, build, test,
troubleshoot, repair, and
modify components,
parts, equipment, and
systems. -Receives
instruction for routine
work and detailed
instructions for new activities
or special assignments.
Technical adequacy
of routine work is
reviewed on completion;
non- routine work may
also be reviewed in
progress. -Build, maintain,
troubleshoot and
repair equipment and
systems. -Perform preventative
maintenance and
calibration of equipment
and systems. -Read blueprints,
wiring diagrams,
schematic drawings, and
engineering instructions
for assembling equipment.
-Assemble or construct
standard equipment
or parts following
specific instructions. -
Fabricate, assemble and
install cables, equipment
racks, or other electrical
mechanical equipment.
- Test equipment using
standard test equipment
and procedures, and
analyzes results to evaluate
performance.
Determine if adjustments
are necessary. -Assist in
performing the evaluation,
design, selection,
installation and maintenance
of network systems,
including software
and hardware components.
-Perform a variety
of functions to ensure
network infrastructure is
available, reliable, and
stable. -Write status
reports.
Basic Qualifications: -AS
degree plus two years of
related experience. In lieu
of degree, 6 years of
related experience. -The
ability to obtain and
maintain a Secret security
clearance. Basic computer
(Windows, Microsoft
Office Suite) and writing
skills.
Qualifications sought: -
Experience with electronics
equipment and systems.
-Experience with
fundamental network
operations. -Experience
with configuration, installation
and operational
support of networking
components such as
routers, switches, access
servers, modems, and
hubs. --Experience with
Ethernet cabling and
connections. -Network
management troubleshooting
and monitoring
tools. -Configuration
bicyclists to use a provided-for bike
lane on village streets.
•The board named Trustee
Tommy Torres as Magdalena’s
representative to South Central
Council of Governments and
Trustee Diane Allen as alternate.
SCCOG is based in Elephant
Butte and works with local elected
leaders to help solve common
regional issues and to increase its
leverage through combined planning
and implementation.
It supports local government
planning on regional issues in the
areas of transportation, environment,
community and economic
development, education and workforce
development.
•The board approved a
request by Clerk Rita Broaddus
for accrued vacation days of village
employees to be carried over to the
next fiscal year, which begins July
1. She said Terry Flanigan had 15
days, Stevie had 21 days, she had
72 days and Marshal Larry
Cearley had accrued 91 days.
Broaddus suggested that the village’s
personnel policy be reviewed
and possibly instituting a cap.
and troubleshooting of
wireless systems.
As an Equal Opportunity
Employer, we are committed
to a diverse workforce.
To apply, please visit our
website at www.honeywell.com/careers
, enter
requisition number
00193735 or 00193737
SERVICES
Magdalena Computer
Services. IN-home or
business computer
help, repair or training.
$15/hr within 20 miles
of Magdalena - outside
that a $15 trip
fee. Windows, Mac,
MS Office, Photoshop,
hardware upgrades,
repairs. Ted 854-3394
PIANO LESSONS: Play
the piano. All ages. All
levels. Summer schedule
begins May 29. Anne
Berkeypile, piano teacher
for 29 years. 575-835-
4017.
WANTED
WANTED: 2000
DURANGO, RUNNING
OR NOT, with good
transmission and transfer
case to use as parts. 575-
772-5892
WANTED: I'm looking for
a young nanny goat for
milk. 575-772-5892
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