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A couple of hot-button items – the county’s funding strategy for Memorial Medical Center and a proposed restructuring of the county’s DWI Advisory Council – have been on people’s minds lately.
Doña Ana County is seeking information on available lots of land upon which a new county administrative headquarters might be built within or adjacent to the City of Las Cruces.
Four Doña Ana County buildings were re-opened at 11:10 a.m. after being evacuated since mid-morning due to bomb threats.
After interviewing four finalists for the position of county manager today, the Doña Ana County Board of Commissioners unanimously chose Brian D. Haines to assume the helm of county government.
Several county commissioners, working with a local employment advocacy group, have received three computers to help jobseekers search area employment listings.
The Doña Ana County/Las Cruces Office of Emergency Management has announced the distribution of a community-wide survey aimed at measuring the public’s knowledge of emergency response capabilities in the area.
An independent evaluation committee has forwarded five names from the 158 applicants for the position of Doña Ana County Manager.
Applicants are being sought for a vacant seat on the Doña Ana County Planning and Zoning Commission, a seven-member board of volunteers whose members review land-use and development matters at twice-monthly public hearings.
Most Dona Ana County offices will be closed Friday, July 4, 2003, to allow employees to observe the Independence Day holiday.
Those who plan to sell or have fun with fireworks in Doña Ana County this Fourth of July season had best not step outside the bounds of the law.
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