Press Releases: 2005

For live, brief weekly updates of county news, tune in Wednesdays to Jack Lutz in the Morning at approximately 7:35 a.m. on The Rocket 99.9 or on Your Morning Show at approximately 8:10 a.m. on KVLC, 101-Gold. On Thursday mornings, you can tune in to the following stations: KGRT Morning Country Show with Joel and Patricia at approximately 7:40 a.m., then on HOT 103.1’s Morning Show (approx. 8:02-8:05 a.m.). In addition, you can hear updates throughout the week at various times on AM 570, KSNM.

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1/13/2005 10:57am
VOLUNTEERS SOUGHT TO SERVE ON COUNTY HEALTH ALLIANCE

Doña Ana County is seeking volunteers to serve on new health services alliance that will work through the county’s Health and Human Services Department to advise the Board of County Commissioners on a wide range of health care and human services issues. read more...

1/12/2005 11:00am
COUNTY OFFICES, SOLID-WASTE TRANSFER STATIONS ANNOUNCE HOLIDAY SCHEDULE

Most Dona Ana County offices will be closed Monday, Jan. 17, 2005, to allow employees to observe the Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., holiday. Emergency services and law enforcement will not be affected. read more...

1/12/2005 10:59am
COUNTY ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS FOR SHERIFF

The Doña Ana County Human Resources Department is accepting applications for the position of Doña Ana County Sheriff. read more...

1/10/2005 11:03am
FREE SMOKE DETECTORS BEING DISTRIBUTED TO QUALIFIED RURAL RESIDENTS

Free smoke detectors are being distributed by 10 of Doña Ana County’s 16 volunteer fire departments. The smoke detectors were obtained through a grant secured by Rebecca Amati, a four-year volunteer of the South Valley Volunteer Fire Department and a 12-year veteran of volunteer firefighting. read more...

1/7/2005 12:00am
19 DETAINEES FACE ADDITIONAL CHARGES AFTER JAIL DISTURBANCE

New Mexico State Police will investigate a Jan. 6 disturbance at the Doña Ana County Detention Center, in which 19 maximum-security detainees vandalized a dayroom before surrendering to Special Response teams. From start to finish, the event lasted about two hours. read more...