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New Mexico counties began meeting on an annual basis in 1936 to address their concerns and collaborate on initiatives. In 1968, the New Mexico Association of Counties (NMAC) was officially incorporated and has served as a statewide voice for all counties in New Mexico ever since. NMAC is an umbrella organization of county elected officials and employees. NMAC supports and promotes the idea that all county elected officials must have the opportunity to act together to solve problems and work for the progress of county government in New Mexico.
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Association of Counties 2008 Annual Conference Doña Ana County June 18-20, 2008
Held in June, this business and educational conference presents an opportunity for county officials, employees and state leaders to interact. The focus is to develop and adopt NMAC policy for the coming year, work on legislative issues for the upcoming Legislative Session and provide educational programs specific to each affiliate. Our officers are elected at this conference and the Worker’s Comp. Pool Board holds it General Membership Meeting.
County College
Registration Now Open
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Michael D. Anaya NMAC Board President/President Elect
Paul Gutierrez Executive Director |
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Final Legislative Bulletin 2008 - New Final Legislative Bulletin 2007 Final Legislative Bulletin 2006 January 2006 Legislative Priority Newsletter
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National Association of Counties
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Association of Counties Wildfire Risk Reduction Program for Rural Communities 2008 Program Information The Wildfire Risk Reduction Program for Rural Communities was established in 2005 under the National Fire Plan to assist communities throughout New Mexico in reducing their risk from wildland fire on non-federal lands. The New Mexico Association of Counties (NMAC), a nonprofit community foundation, has partnered with the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) to administer the program and distribute awards.
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The Affiliates are subsections of the Association that concentrate on specialized professional areas. The affiliates meet at our Midwinter Legislative Conference in January and at our annual conference in June. Each affiliate elects officers and has separate bylaws that conform with those of the NMAC.
Assessors Clerks Commissioners Probate Judges Sheriffs Treasurers County Managers Attorneys Coop. Extension Service Detention Administrators DWI Coordinators E911 Directors Finance & Purchasing Fire and Emergency Mgrs GIS/Rural Addressers Human Resources Health Care Information Systems Land Use Risk Managers Road Engineers |
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| Members are vendors from the private sector that find it beneficial to participate and support the counties through the Association. | ||||||||||||||||||
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