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Grant County Sheriff Urges Vehicle Security After Spike in Thefts
Alert Center Sheriff's Office Reminds Residents to Lock Vehicles After Thefts The Grant County Sheriff's Office is reminding residents to lock their vehicles and remove any valuables from plain sight, especially overnight. This advisory comes after a recent increase in reports of items being stolen from unlocked cars throughout the county. These crimes are often opportunistic, targeting vehicles that are easily accessible. Residents are encouraged to take proactive measures to deter thieves and protect their property.
Doña Ana County Offers Online Portal for Reporting Road Problems
For road problems, please click on the following link: Road Problem Reporting.
Doña Ana County Establishes Online Reporting for Code Enforcement Violations
To report a Code Enforcement violation, please click on the following link: Code Enforcement Violation Reporting.
Share Your Input: Doña Ana County Route Ready Road Network Resilience Plan
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 Road Maintenance Projects The Doña Ana County Roads Division is responsible for maintaining over 1,300 miles of existing county roads, as well as constructing new roads within the county's borders. Find out where they'll be this month.
Grant County Website Copyright and Usage Policy Detailed
All materials posted on this site are subject to copyrights owned by Grant County, New Mexico, or other individuals or entities. Any reproduction, retransmission, or republication of all or part of any document found on this site is expressly prohibited, unless Grant County or the copyright owner of the material has expressly granted its prior written consent to so reproduce, retransmit or republish the material. All other rights are reserved. The names, trademarks, service marks and logos of Grant County appearing on this site may not be used in any advertising or publicity, or otherwise to indicate Grant County’s sponsorship of or affiliation with any product or service, without Grant County’s prior express written permission. Although the Grant County site includes “links” providing convenient direct access to other Internet sites, Grant County does not endorse, approve, certify or make warranties or representations as to the accuracy of the information on these sites. Grant County will make reasonable efforts to provide accurate and complete information but assumes no responsibility for errors or omissions, which may be found on these web pages.
Doña Ana County Manager's Office Contact Information
Doña Ana County Manager's Office (575) 647-7226
Doña Ana County Human Resources Contact
Doña Ana County Human Resources (575) 647-7210
Grant County Enhances Website Accessibility, Offers Assistance
Grant County is committed to providing an accessible website to all users. We are currently in the process of auditing and updating our documents to ensure accessibility. If you are unable to access any content on our website, please contact the County Manager’s Office at 575-574-0001 or email [email protected].
Doña Ana County Detention Center Phone Number
Doña Ana County Detention Center (575) 647-7600
Doña Ana County Airport Contact Information
Doña Ana County Airport at Santa Teresa (505) 647-7988
Doña Ana County Treasurer's Office Phone Number
Doña Ana County Treasurer's Office (575) 647-7433
Doña Ana County Road Department Offers Comprehensive Customer Service for Residents
The Doña Ana County Road Department provides quality customer service by addressing road complaints and providing an array of services. Our qualified staff works to process work permits for residents, inspect work, and assist residents with any questions or concerns. For further assistance or information please call the Road Department at 575-525-8600. Our hours of operation are Monday – Thursday from 7:00 a.m. – 5:30 p.m. and Friday 7:00 a.m. – 11:00 a.m.
Learn About Requirements to Join Unknown County Sheriff's Office
Learn more about our requirements by visiting: Unknown County Sheriff's Office Recruitment Info
New Doña Ana County Sheriff's Office District Boundary Map Available for Download
New District Boundary Map (PDF - 1.25MB)
Doña Ana County Road Department Contact for Services
Doña Ana County Road Department (575) 525-5000
Unknown County Sheriff's Office Actively Recruiting Deputies and Detention Officers
Employment with the Unknown County Sheriff's Office Being a Law Enforcement Officer for the Doña Ana County Sheriff's Office is a demanding yet rewarding career. It is also an exciting opportunity for dedicated individuals who want to serve and protect the residents of Doña Ana County. We are currently hiring for qualified candidates to become: Commissioned Deputies Detention Officers Why work for us? Competitive Salary Annual Leave Sick Leave Health, Dental, and Vision Insurance Public Employees Retirement Association (PERA) Take Home Car Program (Deputies) Specialty Units Professional Training Promotion Opportunities How to Apply: Applicants can apply online at the Doña Ana County Human Resources website. You can also contact the Doña Ana County Human Resources Department at (575) 647-7310 to speak to a recruiter. Learn more about our requirements by visiting: Unknown County Sheriff's Office Recruitment Info
Public Invited to Sheriff Frank Gomez Swearing-In Ceremony on Jan 3
Sheriff Frank Gomez will be sworn into office on Tuesday, January 3, 2023, at 9:00 a.m. at the Grant County Administration Building. The public is invited to attend.
How to Request Records from Unknown County Sheriff's Office
Public Information Request - Records All public information requests for records from the Grant County Sheriff's Office shall be made in writing via email or mail addressed to the Records Custodian. The Sheriff's Office advises the public that crime incident reports and motor vehicle accident reports are the only records immediately available for release to victims or their representatives under the Inspection of Public Records Act. All other requests will be responded to within three (3) business days as required by law. Please submit all requests to: Grant County Sheriff's Office Records Custodian 1624 E. 32nd St. Silver City, NM 88061 or by email to: [email protected]
Interactive Data Dashboards
LFC Dashboards - New Mexico Legislature Skip to main content Skip Navigation Links LFC Dashboards Agency Performance Transportation State Personnel Economic Analysis Consensus Forecast Economic Indicators Revenue Tracking Oil and Gas Revenue Flows Investment Performance Gross Receipts Taxes Program Evaluation New Mexico Student Proficiency Dashboard Behavioral Health PIVOT Evidence-Based Program Inventory Local Government Finances Government Results and Opportunity Fund Budget Development Recurring Budget Dashboard Special Appropriations Requests Other Risk Management Settlements Healthcare Provider Pay and Network Pathways to Prosperity For more information: The Program Evaluation Unit produces a variety of research reports that take a close look at the efficiency and effectiveness of state services and programs. Finance Facts are one-page explanations of a specific aspect of state government, from how the budget bill is created to a summary of early childhood programs. Session publications include the three volumes of the committee’s annual recommendation to the Legislature – policy and performance analysis, proposed appropriations, and supplemental tables and graphs – and the post-session review of legislative action. New Mexico Legislature © 2026 Visit the Capitol Privacy Policy Email [email protected] if you encounter an issue with the website or have a suggestion to improve it. This email is NOT for use to contact your legislators. Please contact them directly.
Agency Report Cards and Accountability
Legislative Finance Committee - New Mexico Legislature Skip to main content Skip Navigation Links Legislative Finance Committee Consensus Revenue Forecast Dashboard Click here to view Agency Report Cards and Accountability Citizens' Guide to the New Mexico State Budget FY28 Budget Guidelines Interactive Data Dashboards Site Search Press Release: LFC Honored, September 2026 Results for America, a national nonprofit focused on evidence-based decision-making in government, has awarded New Mexico with platinum certification, the highest possible, for its work on results-driven budgeting and performance analysis. Capital Outlay Quarterly Report, Fourth Quarter FY26, August 2026 At the end of the fourth quarter of 2025-2026 fiscal year, outstanding capital outlay balances totaled $7.6 billion across more than 6,400 active projects.76 Hearing Brief: Place-Based Economic Development New Mexico could get more for its economic development investments if it prioritized distressed communities, but currently resources overwhelmingly go to the most successful labor markets. General Fund Consensus Revenue Estimate, August 2026 Recurring revenues for FY28 are expected to grow a modest 1.5 percent over FY27 to an estimated $14.76 billion, with growth moderated by new earmarks on general fund revenue for project specific funds. LFC Hearing Brief: Health Insurance for Public Employees, August 2026 The state upped its share of healthcare insurance premiums for public employees by more than $100 million a year to make insurance more affordable, but that price tag is expected to grow substantially during the next budget year because rising inflation costs will be mostly absorbed by state and public school employers. Hearing Bullets: Comprehensive Child Welfare Information System Update, August 2026 The new child welfare data system, originally expected to be complete in October 2022 at a cost of $36 million, is now expected to be ready in August 2028 at a cost of $95.4 million. Progress Report: New Mexico Health Insurance Exchange, August 2026 New Mexico subsidizes health insurance purchased through the exchange at higher rates and for more buyers than most states but may need to consider cost-containment measures to sustain the fund that supports the subsidies. General Fund Revenue Tracking Report: FY26 Revenue through March 2026 Actual and estimated general fund revenue collections through the end of 2025-2026 fiscal year indicates revenue is tracking $609 million, or 4.6 percent, above the December 2025 consensus forecast, driven primarily by exceptionally strong corporate income tax collections. Pension COLAs Study New Mexico Legislature © 2026 Visit the Capitol Privacy Policy Email [email protected] if you encounter an issue with the website or have a suggestion to improve it. This email is NOT for use to contact your legislators. Please contact them directly.
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