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Serna’s vision is to strengthen public safety statewide by investing in the people and systems that support law enforcement, training the next generation, improving organizational performance, and advancing public safety policy grounded in constitutional policing, data-informed decisions, and coordinated justice system responses. Matt Broom, a 24-year veteran of the New Mexico State Police, began his career with the department in 2001 as a Patrolman assigned to Artesia.

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For further information about these county clerk or district court. The National Center for Health Statistics provides a Vital Records Reference by State where you can click on the state where the birth, death, marriage or divorce occurred and obtain instructions on how to order a record. Please review the List of Acceptable Documents for Obtaining a Birth Record for details. Register birth and death certificates for the State of New Mexico

For an alcohol liquor license, alcohol delivery permit, tobacco/tobacco products license and expiration date, or Server Permits, search the RLD database by selecting Regulation Type (Alcohol or Tobacco), Entity Type (busines/premises, Alcohol Server or Instructor) and enter the Business Type & Name for Establishments or First Name and Last Name for Server (do not search for old permit number). Click on the link below: The New Mexico Regulation and Licensing Department has implemented an online licensing system called NM-PLUS for 28 professions regulated under the Boards and Commissions…

Results will become available November 2, from 7:00 AM to 7:00 PM to assist voters with questions or concerns. Rumor vs. Reality · Clerk: Michelle S.

Field notes are the narrative record of the cadastral survey . They are written in tabular format and contain the detailed descriptions of entire survey process including the instrumentation and procedures utilized, calling all physical evidence evaluated in the survey process, and listing all ...

The Sierra County Clerk is the elected official responsible for the keeping of vital records, including County Ordinances and Resolutions (below). The County Clerk is also the County chief election’s officer and oversees all election processes. Early voting is held in the County Clerk’s office. Absentee ballots may be requested from the New Mexico Secretary of State website.

Read More about CLLA Meeting Agendas & Info for December 8, 2025 Sierra County Emergency Management is thrilled to introduce TextMyGov, a convenient and smart text messaging service! that will enable residents to effortlessly receive important emergency notifications. Read More about Introducing TextMyGov The New Mexico Livestock Board Office of the State Veterinarian recommends canceling or postponing equine events Read More about Confirmed EHM November 2025

The Sierra County Assessor is an elected official who determines the property value of homes, businesses, and other taxable property within the County for ad valorem tax purposes. Property in New Mexico is classified as Residential or Non-Residential and taxed accordingly.