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Taylor named the students she selected: Danielle Moody, a junior at Cuba High School; Faith Young, a senior (school referenced as \"Cleveland High School\" in the transcript); Isaac Baca, a senior at Bernalillo High School; and a junior from the ASK Academy (name presented in transcript as \"Pukkuradze\"; treasurer acknowledged uncertainty over spelling). The program requires students to complete 90 hours of learning in the treasurer's office and attend a board of finance meeting, an investment committee meeting, a commission meeting and to conduct a mock board of finance at the end of the semester. Taylor said Orlando Hawkes helped create the curriculum and that participating students will receive elective credit awarded by their schools upon program completion.

Commissioner Jones asked how transportation and scheduling for students from across the county would be handled. Taylor said the treasurer's office coordinated with participating schools; some schools will provide transportation for students who live farther away, and the program is designed to be flexible around students' schedules. Taylor also said she would explore grant funding or a stipend to help with transportation or participation costs next year.

Board members commended Taylor and her staff for the program and offered support. \"I just wanted to thank you and your team for putting this together,\" one commissioner said. Taylor said she purchased dinner for the reception out of pocket and expressed appreciation for board members who attended.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","Sandoval County - Board of Finance","oneSentenceSummary","Sandoval County Treasurer Taylor announced four students selected for the 2025 Junior County Treasurer program, described coursework and credit arrangements, and said she will explore grant funding or stipends to support transportation.","taxTitle","Sandoval County, New Mexico","taxId",2697,"location","headline","","shortSummary",{"_33":76,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":77,"_41":78,"_43":79,"_45":80,"_47":81,"_49":82,"_51":83,"_53":84,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":85,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":86,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6588603,"GPA reports $105.7M county portfolio, ARPA liquidation; $2.1M moved for Project Ranger internal loan",528,1418000,1946000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5577980-77c38755f1e94151c90665a597694e70&start=1418&end=1946","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5577980-77c38755f1e94151c90665a597694e70/thumbnail_1418000.jpg","/articles/6588603/Sandoval-County/New-Mexico/GPA-reports-1057M-county-portfolio-ARPA-liquidation-21M-moved-for-Project-Ranger-internal-loan","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6588603-6fdffbbca229e048492b3e8a0bbe8c41/orig.mp4?Expires=1771137289&Signature=ZOHlGrtLPS7hW0w~GlDD~3LChEi8morEcN23vjBQfZfCYDFhN9kgb0zv~sPdqtXQjOrpR3DtbB1wWTG2xQQpx-dcbtq0jIvk5Ou0EhHqaiEqNNtGtwLKUlBB83eYlrjp7ZXdHvNspgu6-ccMOSs3xnSThvXGsBA0pXo0H5I8WjzEyb8KkXsB4AfSu2vTZPyxSA71od4Vu9650uGd2kcL7mfvY-PBRU8zSiGsa~R0QACvYQbOXgamKQ4HCltUBQId4L2OKExDD802cq6wCvXmpNk8JpLjYR57Nrl5epa-x7eU0YF0uyhLODFBYPiaqR2ugXzafMkbbPNBKt6MvG4tXg__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Frank McDonnell of Great Plains Advisors presented Sandoval County's quarterly investment report to the Board of Finance, giving a high-level summary of market conditions, portfolio compliance and performance. McDonnell reported the total portfolio market value at approximately $105.7 million at quarter end and a portfolio book yield of 3.93%.

McDonnell and colleague Diane Woodward reviewed market trends, Fed-rate expectations and portfolio characteristics. McDonnell said current Fed funds expectations and market-implied rates pointed to an expectation of at least a 25-basis-point easing by year end. He also summarized that portfolio constraints were in compliance across accounts at quarter end.

GPA reported the county held about $60.6 million in Zions and local government investment pools (LGIPs). The advisors said they liquidated the remaining $6 million in ARPA funds and returned those proceeds to the county; the treasurer's office reported those funds have been encumbered and are being dispersed.

Woodward said the economic and development portfolio historically balances liquidity and investment components and reported a transaction on July 31 that pulled approximately $2.1 million from that fund to make an investment in property identified as \"Project Ranger.\" McDonnell told Commissioner Jones the transaction was set up as an internal loan for Project Ranger.

McDonnell also summarized book income figures: fiscal-year book income for 2024 was about $4.17 million and for fiscal-year 2025 about $4.3 million, an increase of roughly $150,000. He noted the portfolio decreased in market value from roughly $119 million a year earlier to about $100–106 million as expected given funding needs.","GPA presented the quarterly investment report showing a $105.7 million market value portfolio with a 3.93% book yield and reported liquidation of $6 million in ARPA funds; the economic and development portfolio moved about $2.1 million on July 31 to fund Project Ranger as an internal loan.",{"_33":88,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":89,"_41":90,"_43":91,"_45":92,"_47":93,"_49":94,"_51":95,"_53":96,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":97,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":98,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6588607,"Sandoval County switches lockbox to Bank of Albuquerque after bank acquisition; treasurer details collections and balances",316,923000,1239000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5577980-77c38755f1e94151c90665a597694e70&start=923&end=1239","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5577980-77c38755f1e94151c90665a597694e70/thumbnail_923000.jpg","/articles/6588607/Sandoval-County/New-Mexico/Sandoval-County-switches-lockbox-to-Bank-of-Albuquerque-after-bank-acquisition-treasurer-details-collections-and-balances","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6588607-de62431bc6b3e48f0e6cb00c0360936d/orig.mp4?Expires=1771137289&Signature=ZRsZNW-pY~cA~CnRaEVq4tCNnlBjMJtfsrTMduDyonkccJFG8MMQMVhStC3s3dGCR8JOGqxyXpSu0nfRwLOxV3gDaBNsfZsbHbLC0UKA7H64ObXnZKTG0iuFnMux2BT7tX4axoQte9hUAwQyp3EpedmcmEX5Runwce8S46DfwNnDir2-HtuQHm3abVILm-bgaaqBlx-Ih5MxA7oqqr407XucB60bFXPPoq77cKiOMg3ct8mHnt~FIumiihF5SdQkYvAzF~Gy4wmYW-IGIuUgPxsA3RMnqA8B4voQ7sj~Gwoflp4lGdUGkTsQjXwpnNZ4-4fjmMLNY6rwn~-zh0poDA__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Sandoval County Treasurer Taylor told the Board of Finance the county will move its tax-payment lockbox for the 2025 first-half tax season to Bank of Albuquerque after New Mexico Bank & Trust's acquisition by UMB required moving the former lockbox facility to Kansas City, Missouri. Taylor said county staff were concerned that an out-of-state lockbox and a Missouri checking account could conflict with state statute.

Taylor cited New Mexico statute 6-10-36 as the relevant provision when explaining concerns that county funds should remain deposited within the county or government unit boundaries. She said county staff researched in-state lockbox providers and, through the procurement process, secured a professional services agreement with Bank of Albuquerque for $13,497.02 to provide lockbox services for the first-half 2025 tax season.

\"We were notified back in May that our Albuquerque lockbox facility was going to be shut down,\" Taylor said, describing staff concerns about checks leaving the state and mail being permanently forwarded out of New Mexico. She said the county requested and obtained an alternative in-state vendor to avoid those issues.

Chief Deputy Treasurer Jessica McPartland presented collections data for the 2024 tax season as of May 31. In-office processing by county tax researchers totaled $53.6 million; web payments totaled $20.2 million; point-of-sale collections were $1.1 million; and outreach-collected payments were $160,800.

Treasury operations manager Holly Aguilar gave tax-roll and distribution figures: the county reported 97.27% collected on the 2024 second-half roll and 99.25% collection across a 10-year roll, with $188.8 million collected of $194 million charged to the treasurer. Aguilar also reported the county assessed the state \"cost to state\" fee of $125 for tax year 2022 on 731 accounts, totaling $91,003.75; she said a balance of approximately $89,001.52 remained outstanding on those accounts.

Taylor also listed the county's bank balances at the time: New Mexico Bank & Trust (general fund $50.9 million; tax payment account $1.6 million; total $62.1 million), Wells Fargo ($58,100), Jemez Valley Credit Union ($152,500) and Century Bank ($4.4 million). Taylor said the county will use Bank of Albuquerque as the lockbox provider for the upcoming tax season under the approved PSA.","Treasurer Taylor told the Board of Finance the county will use Bank of Albuquerque for first-half 2025 lockbox services after UMB's acquisition of New Mexico Bank & Trust would have moved processing out of state; the county presented bank balances, collections totals and assessed delinquent-account fees.",{"_33":100,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":101,"_41":102,"_43":103,"_45":104,"_47":105,"_49":106,"_51":107,"_53":108,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":109,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":110,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6588611,"Sandoval County treasurer schedules first in-house manufactured-home auction after outreach yields payments",186,132000,318000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5577980-77c38755f1e94151c90665a597694e70&start=132&end=318","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5577980-77c38755f1e94151c90665a597694e70/thumbnail_132000.jpg","/articles/6588611/Sandoval-County/New-Mexico/Sandoval-County-treasurer-schedules-first-in-house-manufactured-home-auction-after-outreach-yields-payments","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6588611-cc296d0c7ec93ff25efb8cbbda5a0b6d/orig.mp4?Expires=1771137289&Signature=Vpav2A5e70R8gEe1oiGTjyTfiWsVPCQ6dmYtAlcWs368dq6a7XWZRGJA4vdmQ93mloC6QHhXwpYYwfEnfMLAgSWDVW0MAl8fVZDUwtJenBp6kpHugWUlCOepTh7Y-WdUij6grcAWHT4uDHzB4z59POSGBFcTiP~cNbp2~pI48z8B763agK7aCFTXuCieOYK7xL4dv45Ehjha4dlQbTamE3A89S3aUynp3EXLhwLVGWkce8ijQmTqjCaTdU282nTLiEO-m2Njp4DUdTLlxa~PaOqf4~bSZkXRnbyetlmq1VwW8dAYZP45Jb2OM21a6HSThr-LXostotyq53dDa5UBUw__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Sandoval County Treasurer Taylor said Wednesday the county will hold its first in-house manufactured-home tax auction, tentatively scheduled for Oct. 24 in the County Commission chambers, after Property Tax Division auctions for residential parcels in August. Treasurer Taylor and manufactured-home specialist Martin Stevens briefed the Board of Finance on outreach results and legal/process differences between residential tax-deed auctions and manufactured-home collections.

The sale date for manufactured homes was presented as tentative and will be organized by county staff. Treasurer Taylor said manufactured homes are treated as personal property—separate from land—and therefore the county, not the state Property Tax Division, handles collections and auctions for those units. \"Manufactured home is considered personal property, so they don't touch those,\" Taylor said, adding that penalties and interest collected through the county-run process remain with the county.

Martin Stevens, the county's manufactured-home specialist, described the county's first season of field outreach. He said staff compiled 49 properties for review and made field checks. Stevens reported a 77% response rate: \"at least 43% of those are set up with a payment plan ... and another 34% ... taken off the tax rolls,\" citing cases such as homes removed from sites and one destroyed by fire. Stevens said the outreach recovered more than $51,000 in delinquent taxes to date.

Taylor contrasted the county's manufactured-home effort with the Property Tax Division's annual tax-deed auctions for residential property, which she said focus on permanent structures and land; she said the Property Tax Division is preparing its second annual auction in August and the county's manufactured-home auction will be handled separately. Plans for the Property Tax Division auction were described as two consecutive days in late August; the treasurer said the list of properties is posted on the county and PTD websites.

Commissioner Jones and other board members suggested options to reduce staff time on auctions, including considering online auction platforms used by other counties. Taylor said she had discussed online options with Property Tax Division staff and that counties have some discretion about how to hold manufactured-home auctions.

Treasurer Taylor and Stevens emphasized the outreach and payment-plan approach as alternatives to immediate seizure and sale, and said the county intends to expand the program next year. Stevens said the program started in late spring and will resume after tax season.","Sandoval County Treasurer Taylor and manufactured-home specialist Martin Stevens reported results from a new outreach program and announced a tentative in-house manufactured-home auction for Oct. 24; county will retain penalties and interest on manufactured-home delinquencies handled in-house.","actionData","errors"]

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