Hospital District Posts Board Meeting Schedule, Notices Online for Residents

On November 1, 2025 the Las Animas County Health Service District made its regular board meeting schedule and accompanying notices available online. The postings set out the district's customary quarterly meeting cadence and include specific information on meeting dates, times, and the in person location at the MSRH Professional Complex, 328 Benedicta Avenue in Trinidad.

The board typically meets quarterly, on the second Tuesday of March, June, September and December. The notices posted November 1 outlined that pattern and supplied the logistics that residents and local stakeholders use to follow governance activity. For people tracking hospital budgets, operational decisions or planning for health services in Las Animas County, those details establish the calendar for when such issues are likely to come before the board.

Board decisions shape the district that operates Mount San Rafael Hospital and affect how resources are allocated for clinical services staffing and facility operations. Meeting notices and schedules serve as basic transparency tools, allowing taxpayers and patients to observe how governance priorities are set and how public funds are managed. Notices that include time and place information also allow community members to plan attendance or to contact board offices for further information.

Local clinics, longtime patients and county officials frequently rely on the board schedule when preparing funding requests or policy updates. The MSRH Professional Complex at 328 Benedicta Avenue in Trinidad is identified as the regular meeting venue in the posted notices, which helps community organizations coordinate representation when budgetary or service items affecting the county are on the agenda.

Residents who wish to stay informed should consult the district's posted notices for the most current meeting times and any agenda items once they are released. The quarterly schedule gives the public predictable opportunities during the year to review board actions that influence hospital operations and county health services.