The Sandoval County Investment Committee convened on July 22, 2025, marking a significant moment as they bid farewell to long-serving member Christopher Daniel, who is retiring after over two decades with the City of Albuquerque. The meeting began with a heartfelt recognition of Mr. Daniel's contributions to the committee since his appointment in 2013 by then-Treasurer Laura Montoya.

Committee members expressed their gratitude for Mr. Daniel's insights and institutional knowledge, which have greatly benefited their discussions and decisions. A plaque of recognition was presented to him, honoring his outstanding service and dedication from 2013 to 2025. Mr. Daniel reflected on his time with the committee, stating it was his favorite among several he has served on across the state.

As Mr. Daniel prepares to leave, the committee is tasked with finding a suitable replacement for his position. Discussions are underway regarding potential candidates, and the new member is expected to be introduced at the next meeting scheduled for October.

Additionally, the committee plans to adjust the meeting date or time in October to accommodate all members. The chairperson will reach out via email to confirm availability.

The meeting concluded with a motion to adjourn, wrapping up a session that not only celebrated Mr. Daniel's legacy but also set the stage for future developments within the committee.