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San Juan School District schools were scheduled to operate on a normal schedule according to a notice posted on the district's website. The announcement addressed concerns for students living in areas still affected by mud, flooding, and impassable roads.
Parents of students who are unable to travel safely to school should notify their school's building administrator. The district stated that these absences will be excused and that students will be provided opportunities to make up missed work.
The Bluff Town Council held a special meeting on Sept. 10, 2026, which included a vote to enter a closed session. The council adjourned the meeting following the session.
The Bluff Town Council held a work session on September 8, 2026, to discuss various municipal matters including road closures, new staff, and employee policies. The meeting addressed public concerns regarding a blocked Class C road and introduced the new Emergency Services Coordinator.
The Bluff Town Council is scheduled to hold a work session on Oct. 6, 2026. The meeting will address several items including fire restriction ordinances and legal services agreements.
The Bluff Town Council is set to approve Resolution #110 to formally appoint Todd Godfrey of Hayes Godfrey Bell PC as Town Attorney. This resolution will also ratify a legal services agreement previously executed by Mayor Josh Ewing.
The Bluff Town Council approved Ordinance 2026-07 on October 6, 2026, to amend existing fire restrictions. The new ordinance modifies the rules regarding open fires within town boundaries.
San Juan School District schools will operate on a normal schedule on Saturday, Sept. 18, 2026, following a school closure at Bluff Elementary on Sept. 17. The district noted that some students may still face travel difficulties due to ongoing flooding and impassable roads.
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