In a recent Sandoval County Commission meeting, the spotlight shone on the appointment of Eric Lujan to the UNMH Board of Trustees, a role deemed crucial for representing the county's interests in healthcare. The commission unanimously supported Lujan's appointment, recognizing his previous experience and commitment to the position.

Commissioners praised Lujan for his willingness to take on the time-consuming responsibilities associated with the board, emphasizing the importance of dedicated service in public roles. "It is very time-consuming and very important work," Lujan acknowledged, expressing gratitude for the opportunity to serve once again.

The meeting also featured a light-hearted moment as the commission took time to recognize a new canine officer, Sergeant Osborne, and his partner, Kicking, encouraging community members to consider pet adoption. This blend of serious governance and community engagement highlighted the commission's commitment to both public service and local initiatives.

As the meeting progressed, public comments were invited, signaling an open dialogue between the commission and residents. The appointment of Lujan is expected to enhance the county's representation on healthcare matters, with the commission looking forward to his contributions.