Los Lunas Council Agenda Seeks 12-Month Extension for MAP Funding

Los Lunas officials posted the regular council meeting packet today, Feb. 23, 2026, for the Feb. 26 council session and highlighted Resolution 26-03, a formal request to approve a 12-month extension for Municipal Arterial Program (MAP) funding. The packet lists multiple infrastructure and funding items that town leaders say carry direct local consequences for Los Lunas.

Resolution 26-03 appears in the Feb. 26 packet as a discrete agenda item; the text submitted to the council identifies the measure as a formal request to approve a 12-month extension for MAP funding. That 12-month timeline is the defining detail of the resolution and will be the central question for council members when they consider the packet at the regular meeting on Feb. 26, 2026.

The appearance of the MAP extension alongside other capital and funding items places the council vote in the context of Los Lunas’ near-term infrastructure planning. Council approval of Resolution 26-03 would effectively commit the town to seeking or carrying forward MAP funding under a schedule extended by 12 months, while a rejection or delay would leave the current MAP timeline unchanged as of the Feb. 26 meeting. The packet’s grouping of infrastructure requests signals that the council’s action could influence multiple projects that rely on MAP allocations.

Procedurally, Los Lunas council members will consider Resolution 26-03 during the regular Feb. 26 session listed in the packet posted Feb. 23; the council’s vote will determine whether the municipal request for the extension moves forward. The packet’s publication ahead of the meeting provides the formal notice residents, local contractors, and municipal staff will use to prepare for the council’s deliberations on MAP funding and the other infrastructure items included in the agenda.

The outcome of the Feb. 26 vote on Resolution 26-03 will set the town’s MAP funding timeline for the coming year and shape how Los Lunas schedules arterial work tied to those funds. With the packet publicly posted on Feb. 23, 2026, the council has a single regular meeting before the 12-month decision point; that vote will clarify whether Los Lunas pursues the extension and how the town’s capital priorities will be sequenced over the next 12 months.