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Dona Ana County Sheriff's Office Releases Official Statements
DOÑA ANA COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE - PRESS RELEASES Welcome to the Press Releases section of the Doña Ana County Sheriff's Office website. Here you will find official statements, updates, and news directly from our office. We strive to keep our community informed about significant events, safety advisories, and our ongoing efforts to maintain peace and security in Doña Ana County.

Sheriff's Office Seeks Public Input on Community Policing
The Dona Ana County Sheriff's Office is committed to transparent and responsive law enforcement. We are currently seeking valuable input from our residents regarding our community policing strategies. Your feedback is crucial in helping us refine our efforts and better serve the needs of Dona Ana County. Please visit our website at www.donaanacounty.org/sheriff/feedback to submit your suggestions or attend one of our upcoming public forums. Dates and locations for these forums will be announced shortly.

Meet Your Deputies: Sheriff's Office Hosts 'Coffee with a Cop' This Saturday
Join the Dona Ana County Sheriff's Office for a 'Coffee with a Cop' event this Saturday, October 28th, from 9:00 AM to 11:00 AM at the County Fairgrounds Cafe. This is a great opportunity for residents to interact with our deputies, discuss community concerns, and learn more about the Sheriff's Office. We believe building positive relationships is key to a safe community. Coffee and pastries will be served.

Sheriff's Office Announces Upcoming Community Outreach Meeting
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Doña Ana County Sheriff's Office will be holding a Community Outreach Meeting. This meeting is designed to foster open communication between the Sheriff's Office and the residents of Doña Ana County. We encourage all concerned citizens to attend, share their thoughts, and learn about the efforts being made to ensure our community's safety and well-being. Further details regarding the date, time, and location will be announced shortly on our official website.

Stay Informed: Upcoming Community Events from Dona Ana County Sheriff's Office
UPCOMING EVENTS Check back here for updates on upcoming events hosted by or involving the Doña Ana County Sheriff's Office. We are committed to community engagement and providing opportunities for residents to connect with our deputies and learn more about public safety in our county.

INDIGENOUS PEOPLES’ DAY CLOSURE
INDIGENOUS PEOPLES’ DAY CLOSURE In observance of Indigenous Peoples' Day, Santa Fe County Offices, Senior Centers, the senior lunch site, Home Delivered Meals, and Senior Transportation Services will be closed on Monday, October 12, 2026. Home Delivered Meal participants received an additional meal during the week of October 5. County collection centers are regularly closed on Mondays. Regular operations will resume Tuesday, October 13, 2026.

Commissioners approve Disaster Declaration following Countywide flooding
Dona Ana County, NM Flood Damage Assessment Portal Now Open! Were you affected by the recent flooding or heavy rainfall? Report damage to property or businesses within Doña Ana County using this convenient online portal. Learn More Indigenous Peoples' Day Doña Ana County administrative offices will be closed Monday, Oct. 12, in observance of the Indigenous Peoples' Day holiday. Offices will reopen for regular business hours at 8 a.m. on Tuesday, Oct. 13. Learn More Doña Ana County Route Ready Where do you experience roadway hazards in Doña Ana County? Tell us where and how often they affect you through the Interactive Map or 3-minute survey. Share Your Input 2026 General Election Get information about the upcoming 2026 General Election, including important dates, voter information, polling locations, registration details, and more! Click Here Ask. Report. Resolve. If you have a concern or need to report a problem in your area, this is the place to start. Dash Fix It is an online reporting tool that allows Doña Ana County residents to submit non-emergency issues directly to county staff and receive updates as we work toward a resolution. Report A Problem Here IPRA Request Portal simplifying the process of requesting Public records. Submit your Request Get Help Find useful Links on our Website. Find It! DAC Eats See who's serving this week. Enjoy tasty food from local vendors on site. Calendar and Registration Info Watch BOCC Videos List of latest BOCC Meeting Videos Watch BOCC Videos Doña Ana Dash Community Reports Stay up-to-date with your Local Government. Find Out More! Pay Property Taxes Send in a Payment Send a Payment How Do I... Apply for Learn more Pay Register Report Request Search Submit View Volunteer Boards/Committee Job Marriage License Learn more about our site Utility Bill Property Taxes Lodgers' Tax Register to Vote For a Narcan workshop Mental Health First Aid My Business Crime Illegal Dumping Problem Stray Animal Divorce Decree A birth certificate or birth records A Building Inspection A Building Permit A Proclamation Absentee ballot ADA accommodation An Address Change Building Inspection Business License Death Certificate Documents or Inforation Marriage License A Fire Report County Clerk Recorded Documents County Codes/Ordinances For an Inmate in the Doña Ana County Detention Center Impounded pet by Animal Control Nearest Community Resource Center Sex offenders Registry County Clerk Recorded Records A Complaint Ethics Complaint (Fraud or abuse) IPRA Request LDWI and compliance info BOCC Meeting Video Status of IPRA request To be a Firefighter Learn more Latest News October 06, 2026 Commissioners approve Disaster Declaration following Countywide flooding October 06, 2026 DASO arrests teenager on murder charge following deadly vehicle-pedestrian crash October 06, 2026 Doña Ana County offices to close for Indigenous Peoples' Day October 05, 2026 Firefighters rescue man from burning home in Organ See All news Upcoming Events See all events Sign up for our newsletter and county updates Sign up Share this page Share this page Close Ask Dash ✕ Please ensure Javascript is enabled for purposes of website accessibility

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MAID 2025 Report
The New Mexico Department of Health is pleased to announce the release of the MAID 2025 Report. This comprehensive report details the data and findings related to the implementation and ongoing status of medical assistance in dying within the state of New Mexico. It serves as a crucial resource for understanding the landscape of end-of-life care options available to eligible residents. The report offers insights into patient demographics, the processes followed, and the outcomes observed, contributing to transparency and informed discussion. The MAID 2025 Report is now available for review by the public and healthcare professionals, supporting continued dialogue and best practices in this sensitive area of healthcare.

La Semilla Food Center
Established in 2010, La Semilla Food Center is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization based in Anthony, NM. Our mission is to foster a healthy, self-reliant, fair, and sustainable food system in the Paso del Norte region of southern New Mexico and El Paso, TX. We are committed to building strong relationships and creating empowering spaces for youth and families to grow and cook good food, create positive change, and foster connections among food, health, and local economies. We do this through six vibrant, community-centered, and land-based programs: Community Farm, Farm Fresh, Farm to School, Community Education, Policy, and Storytelling. Through all of our programs, we create spaces for our community to share their stories and knowledge to uplift community dignity and promote equity and justice in our organization, region, and national food system. Learn more about our work by reading Our Story. Our Programs Check Us out on Bluesky! Our Mission La Semilla Food Center’s mission is to foster a healthy, self-reliant, fair, and sustainable food system in the Paso del Norte region of southern New Mexico and El Paso, Texas. Our Vision We are committed to building strong relationships and creating empowering spaces for youth and families to grow and cook good food, create positive change, and foster connections between food, health, and local economies. Get involved Join our team and get involved! Use your creativity and passion to take an active role by fundraising, donating, or spreading awareness for our cause. Water Stories We have a right to know water, its history, and stories. La Semilla convened seven artists from across the region in a Food Stories Institute to learn about water and develop storytelling projects. See the projects Volunteer Days at Our Farm Join us at our farm to reconnect with the land, tend to our crops, and learn more about our growing practices. Registration is required. Learn More + Register Food, Land, and Us: A Look at the Farm Bill From the Paso del Norte Region La Semilla presents a Farm Bill zine, which tells the story of the U.S. agricultural policy and its impact on our communities. View, Download, + Order Farm Fresh Boxes Farm boxes are available for purchase on a weekly basis and include local produce and products from La Semilla Community Farm and partner farmers. Pick-up and delivery options are available. SNAP friendly! Learn More + Buy produce La Semilla Blog Check out our blog to read stories about our work to cultivate a nurturing food system. Read our stories La Semilla in the News Check out recent media features and interviews about our growing work. See articles

Public health offices will observe Indigenous Peoples’ Day
Public health offices will observe Indigenous Peoples’ Day October 5, 2026 - Public Relations - Awareness SANTA FE – State public health offices and administrative offices will be closed Monday, Oct. 12 in observance of Indigenous Peoples’ Day, honoring the enduring cultures, traditions, and sovereign rights of the Indigenous peoples of New Mexico. All New Mexico Department of Health (NMDOH) offices will reopen as regularly scheduled Tuesday, Oct. 13. The NMDOH Helpline, 1-833-SWNURSE (1-833-796-8773), will be available during regular business hours through the holiday weekend: Saturday and Sunday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., and Monday from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. The Helpline is staffed by nurses available to speak in English and Spanish for health questions, health care connections and provider support. You can also contact the helpline through text message at 66364 (NMDOH). The Helpline can also help residents update their vaccination records and schedule vaccines for adults and children.

NMHSC Stipend Program Guidelines for 2027
This PDF document contains the guidelines for the New Mexico Health Service Corps (NMHSC) Stipend Program for the year 2027. The full content is not available in plain text, as the provided extract is primarily composed of PDF metadata and encoded content that could not be decoded into readable text.

Center for Adolescent Relationship Exploration
Center for Adolescent Relationship Exploration

RHCPTC Program Overview - For Tax Year 2023
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Healthy Kids Healthy Communities Newsletter - Spring 2024
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Healthy Kids Healthy Preschool Challenge Invitation
Healthy Kids Healthy Preschool Challenge Invitation The New Mexico Department of Health is pleased to invite preschools across the state to participate in the Healthy Kids Healthy Preschool Challenge. This initiative is designed to foster and encourage healthy habits in young children attending preschool. Further details regarding the challenge, including specific goals, activities, and registration procedures, will be made available soon.

SLD 2026 IR (Infrared) 9000 Training Schedule
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Breath Alcohol Instrument Peripheral Ordering
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List of Approved Breath and Blood Alcohol Devices
This document contains a list of approved breath and blood alcohol testing devices as determined by the New Mexico Department of Health. The devices listed are certified for use in law enforcement and judicial proceedings within the state of New Mexico. The inclusion of a device on this list signifies that it meets the stringent accuracy, reliability, and maintenance standards set forth by the Department. Details regarding the specific models, manufacturers, and any associated calibration or maintenance schedules are critical for ensuring the validity of any alcohol content measurements obtained. Law enforcement agencies are expected to utilize only approved devices and adhere to all procedural guidelines for their operation and maintenance. This list is subject to change as new devices are evaluated and approved, or as existing devices are decertified due to failure to meet ongoing standards. It is imperative for all relevant parties to consult the most current version of this list.

IR-9000 Field Instructor Training Request Form
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