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District 1 Commissioner Oscar Vásquez-Butler has announced plans for community residents and partner organizations to convene in Santa Fe on Friday, Feb. 4, 2005 to celebrate ‘Colonias Day.’
District 4 Doña Ana County Commissioner D. Kent Evans has been awarded a Ronald Reagan Republican Gold Medal Award.
Doña Ana County is seeking applications from residents interested in serving on the Planning and Zoning Commission, a seven-member board of volunteers whose members review land-use and development matters at twice-monthly public hearings.
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.
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.
The Doña Ana County Human Resources Department is accepting applications for the position of Doña Ana County Sheriff.
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.
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.
A new year of accountability for Doña Ana County is coming in 2005, when the new Internal Audit Advisory Committee begins its work to ensure that internal control systems are working properly to protect the manner in which public funds are being processed and handled by county government.
Applications for an open position on the Extra Territorial Zoning Commission are being sought by the Doña Ana County Planning and Development Department.
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