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Doña Ana County is approximately 10 weeks behind on regular road maintenance and construction as a result of repair work necessitated by heavy summer flooding. Doña Ana County has more than 1,500 miles of roads in its inventory, only about 500 miles of which are paved roads.
The Doña Ana County Government Center Commission Chambers will be open to reporters, candidates and the general public on the evening of the Tuesday, Nov. 7, General Elections.
Doña Ana County, in conjunction with the City of Las Cruces and the Metropolitan Planning Organization, will host two public meetings to solicit community input related to various land management-issues under consideration by the federal Bureau of Land Management.
Doña Ana County residents and their pets are invited to the 2006 Pet Expo at Young Park in the City of Las Cruces. The event takes place Saturday, Oct. 28, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.
The main telephone numbers to Doña Ana County Assessor’s, Treasurer’s, Clerk’s, and Bureau of Election’s Offices are not properly operating at this time.
Doña Ana County Sheriff Todd Garrison will host the next regional meeting of the Southwest Border Sheriffs’ Coalition, whose members will gather in Las Cruces Oct. 22-24 at the Best Western Mesilla Valley Conference Center.
More than 500 smoke detectors will be given away during October as Doña Ana County celebrates Fire Prevention Month, as proclaimed Wednesday, Oct.
Doña Ana County is presently unable to supply visually and other disabled voters casting early votes with a special ballot marking machine because a key component for the machine - the programming disc - has not been received from the vendor hired by the state to produce it. The problem is affecting all 33 counties in New Mexico.
Early voting in advance of the Nov. 7 General Election begins Tuesday, Oct. 10 in the Multipurpose Suite of the Doña Ana County Government Center, 845 N. Motel Boulevard, in Las Cruces.
Most Doña Ana County offices will be closed Monday, Oct. 9, 2006, to allow employees to observe the Columbus Day holiday. Emergency services and law enforcement will not be affected.
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