Bernalillo residents with incorrect or out-of-sequence property addresses could see changes coming — and faster 911 response times — if the town council adopts a new address standardization ordinance at its Monday meeting.
The council meets at 6:30 p.m. Monday at Town Hall, 829 Camino del Pueblo. Proposed Ordinance 368 would require the town’s Planning and Zoning Department to identify and correct nonconforming addresses, coordinating updates with Sandoval County’s 911 dispatch system. The town acknowledged that a GIS data review found locations inconsistent with state and federal addressing standards. Separately, the council will vote to formally acknowledge the completed FY 2025 audit and consider reappointing Planning and Zoning Commissioner Michael Griego, who submitted a letter to Mayor Jack Torres requesting reappointment.
The meeting comes as the town pursues a major capital project: a new fire station projected to cost $10 million, with the state expected to contribute $2 million pending the governor’s signature. Mayor Torres told the council March 9 that bid opening is scheduled for early April…