DOCSLIB.ORG

PRC Fiscal Year 2006 Annual Report

Total Page：16

File Type：pdf, Size：1020Kb

Download full-text PDF Read full-text
PRC Fiscal Year 2006 Annual Report New Mexico Public Regulation Commission Annual Report 2006 Letter from PRC Commissioners……………………………………………………1 PRC Commissioners…………………………………………………………………..2 PRC District Map……………………………………………………………………….3 PRC Regulation Chart.………………………………………………………………..4 Organizational Chart…...……………………………………………………………..5 PRC Mission and Vision..……..……………………………….……………………..6 Chief of Staff…………………………………………………….……………………...7 Consumer Relations………………….……………………….…………………..…10 Transportation……………………………….………………….………………..…..12 Utility…………..………………………………….……………….……………………13 Energy, Policy and Regulation, and Telecommunications Public Safety………………………………..……………………………..…….……18 State Fire Marshal, Fire Academy, and Pipeline Safety Insurance ……………………………………….…………………….……………....23 Insurance Operations, Insurance Fraud, Title Insurance General Counsel………………………..……….………..………….………………31 Hearing Examiners….…………………….…….…………………………………...33 Public Information Officer………………………………….……………………….34 Legal…………………………………….….……………………………………..……35 Administrative Services.………………….…………………………………..…….37 Budget and Finance, Human Resources, Information Technology, Records & Corporations www.nmprc.state.nm.us i 1-800-947-4722 NEW MEXICO PUBLIC REGULATION COMMISSION COMMISSIONERS Ben R. Lujan, Chairman DISTRICT 1 JASON A. MARKS, VICE CHAIRMAN 1120 Paseo de Peralta/P.O. Box 1269 DISTRICT 2 DAVID W. KING DISTRICT 3 BEN R. LUJAN, CHAIRMAN Santa Fe, NM 87504-1269 DISTRICT 4 LYNDA M. LOVEJOY Phone (505) 827-4533 DISTRICT 5 E. SHIRLEY BACA Fax (505) 476-0161 December 1, 2006 Citizens of New Mexico, Members of the New Mexico State Legislature, Governor Bill Richardson; The New Mexico Public Regulation Commission is proud to present our 2006 Annual Report, detailing the activities and accomplishments of the Commission for the past fiscal year. The Commission’s report recognizes the impact that the Public Regulation Commission has on the State of New Mexico and the citizens of the state. It is for this reason that I proudly commend the commitment and dedication of all of the Commissioners and the staff of the PRC who work diligently to provide quality service to all and who carry out the tremendous responsibility with which the citizens of New Mexico have entrusted us. We are a diverse organization with varying duties and responsibilities that learn from each other, from public input, from the industries we regulate and the people of New Mexico. The Commission continually strives to find balance between industry and consumer to create fair and reasonable rates, to ensure safe and reliable services and to make certain that regulated entities receive fair returns on their investments. With this in mind the Commission works diligently to improve our services for both the industries we regulate and the consumers we serve. Sincerely, Ben R. Lujan, Chairman New Mexico Public Regulation Commission 1 New Mexico Public Regulation Commission Annual Report 2006 Chairman Ben R. Lujan District 3, Northeastern and North Central New Mexico [email protected] W: (505) 827-4533 F: (505) 476-0161 Executive Assistant: Jennifer A. Conn [email protected] Vice Chairman Jason A. Marks District 1, Albuquerque Metropolitan Area [email protected] W: (505) 827-8015 F: (505) 476-0474 Executive Assistant: Leroy Aragon [email protected] Commissioner David W. King District 2, Southeastern New Mexico [email protected] W: (505) 827-4531 F: (505) 827-6522 Executive Assistant: Stacy Starr-Garcia [email protected] Commissioner Lynda M. Lovejoy District 4, Northwestern New Mexico [email protected] W: (505) 827-8019 F: (505) 476-0472 Executive Assistant: Sandra Jeff-Ruiz [email protected] Commissioner E. Shirley Baca District 5, Southwestern New Mexico [email protected] W: (505) 827-8020 F: (505) 476-0473 Executive Assistant: Jessie Ramirez [email protected] www.nmprc.state.nm.us 2 1-800-947-4722 New Mexico Public Regulation Commission Annual Report 2006 www.nmprc.state.nm.us 3 1-800-947-4722 New Mexico Public Regulations Commission Annual Report 2006 The Public Regulation Commission (PRC) regulates public utilities, telecommunications companies, motor carriers, and insurance companies operating in New Mexico. Other functions of the PRC include administering the State Fire Marshal, State Firefighters Training Academy, Pipeline Safety and the Registration of Corporations. CCN Service Consumer Regulated Entity Type (Market Rates Safety Quality Complaints Entry) Electric Utilities1 x x x x x Regulation Chart Natural Gas Utilities1 x x2 x x x Water Utilities and Sewer1 x x x x x Telephone ILECs x x x x Telephone CLECs x x Long Distance Carriers x Wireless Telephone Cos. x3 x Motor Carriers: includes taxis, buses, limousines, shuttle services, wreckers, x x x x x ambulances, household movers Pipelines x Excavators x Underground Facility Owners x Insurance Carriers x x4 x x Insurance Agents x x x State Fire Marshal (Inspection of Public x Buildings) 1Excludes utilities owned by a local government or mutual domestic water associations. 2The PRC sets rates for gas transmission and distribution; the price of the gas itself is based on market prices. 3By federal law, the PRC has jurisdiction over a limited range of consumer protection items for wireless carriers. 4The PRCs Insurance Division has very limited rate review authority over most lines; the Division is statutorily mandated to set rates for title insurance. www.nmprc.state.nm.us 4 1-800-947-4722 New Mexico Public Regulation Commission Annual Report 2006 Citizens of New Mexico Jason A. Marks David W. King Ben R. Lujan Carol K. Sloan Sandy Jones Commissioner Commissioner Commissioner Commissioner Commissioner Leroy Aragon Stacy Starr-Garcia Jennifer Conn Carlos Trujillo Elizabeth Martin Executive Assistant Executive Assistant Executive Assistant Executive Assistant Executive Assistant Daniel W. Mayfield Chief of Staff Management Analyst General Counsel Hearing Examiners Public Information Native American Liaison* Administrative Consumer Insurance Legal Division Transportation Utility Division Services Relations Division Division Division Financial Licensing & Insurance Fraud Applications Accounting Management Revenue Human Property & Title Insurance Compliance Economics Resources Casualty Records Examination & Workers’ Investigation Compensation Pipeline Safety Electrical Engineering Information Managed Health State Fire Systems Care Marshals Office Gas, Water & Wastewater Corporations State Fire Fighter Academy Telecommunication * Position was created during the 2006 Legislative Session and is displayed to show current structure. www.nmprc.state.nm.us 5 1-800-947-4722 New Mexico Public Regulation Commission Annual Report 2006 Mission The Public Regulation Commission (PRC) regulates the utilities, telecommunications, motor carriers and insurance industries to ensure fair and reasonable rates, and to assure reasonable and adequate services to the public as provided by law. The PRC promotes public safety through the offices of State Fire Marshal, the Firefighter Training Academy, and Pipeline Safety Bureau. The PRC is responsible for the registration of all corporations doing business in New Mexico. Vision The PRC is to administer and enforce the law in the most efficient, responsive and thoughtful manner as possible. The PRC will continuously strive to regulate by creating a synergy between New Mexico consumers and the industries that the PRC regulates. The Commission is committed to setting the agenda and is proactive when it comes to critical energy, telecommunications, and insurance issues confronting our state. www.nmprc.state.nm.us 6 1-800-947-4722 New Mexico Public Regulation Commission Annual Report 2006 The PRC Chief of Staff is located at: PERA Building 1120 Paseo de Peralta Santa Fe, NM 87504 Staff Member Phone No. Division/Bureau Daniel W. Mayfield 827-4037 Chief of Staff Mona Varela 827-4433 Management Analyst Working for you! www.nmprc.state.nm.us 7 1-800-947-4722 New Mexico Public Regulation Commission Annual Report 2006 The Chief of Staff’s Office assists the five Public Regulation Commissioners in many ways. The Chief of Staff collaborates on a regular basis with Division Directors to ensure that the Public Regulation Commission’s policies are being implemented. The Chief of Staff attends every Public Regulation Commission open meeting to report on the progress f that Divisions are making. The Chief of Staff provides leadership in preparing and monitoring the Public Regulation Commission budget and preparation of key reports such as the Annual Report to the Chief of Staf of Chief Legislative Finance Committee. The Chief of Staff’s Office serves as the coordination point for public relations and information, and during the legislative sessions, ensures that the Public Regulation Commission responds to all legislative analysis requests by state lawmakers. The Chief of Staff works closely with outside and internal resources in order to accomplish the needs and goals of the PRC. This Past Year √ Over the past year, the Chief of Staff’s Office coordinated an internal audit of all contracts to create efficiencies and increase fiscal responsibility of the Commission. √ Reduction in staff vacancy rate by aggressively recruiting and retaining highly qualified individuals and professional staff: the rate decreased from 23% down to 15% by fiscal year end. The current vacancy rate for fall 2006 is 5%. √ Oversaw the realignment of internal salaries to adequately recognize the value of services provided by the
Load more

Recommended publications
  • Employer Guide 1 Recruiting for Your Workforce Just Got Easier
    BE BOLD. Shape the Future. Office of Experiential Learning Corporate Relations and Career Events 2020-2021 he Office of Experiential Learning (OEL), Corporate TRelations and Career Events (CRCE) would like TABLE OF to welcome you to New Mexico State University, the CONTENTS land-grant institution of New Mexico. We appreciate your interest in NMSU and know that you will discover 2 Connect with us on a talented and job-ready pool of candidates for your HANDSHAKE organization. NMSU is a comprehensive research institution of 3 Corporate Relations and Career Events Services higher education dedicated to teaching, research, public service and outreach. As a Hispanic-serving institution, 4 Virtual Recruitment NMSU serves a multi-cultural population of students and community members across the state. 5 Education Abroad Our Las Cruces campus has an enrollment of approx- Internships imately 14,000 students from 50 states and 82 foreign countries. We are classified as a comprehensive Doctorial/ 6 Cooperative Education Research University (high research activity) by the Carne- and Internship Program gie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching. NMSU is accredited by the Higher Learning Commission. 8-15 Estimate of Graduates The rich multi-cultural heritage and strength of our academic programs are reflected in the qualifications of 16 Companies Who Hire and Recruit Aggies the students whom you will have an opportunity to meet and ultimately recruit to be part of your organization. 20 NMSU Administration Our goal is to provide a variety of services that will assist you in filling your crucial staffing needs while offering our 21 Office of Experiential students unique career opportunities.
    [Show full text]
  • Desert Exposure's
    Chihuahua Hill gardens Super New Mexico Picturing the rodeo exposure page 12 page 22 page 28 Biggest Little Paper in the Southwest FREE Our 19th Year! • June 2014 Winner of 4 Top of the Rockies awards from the Society of Professional Journalists! 2 JUNE 2014 www.desertexposure.com www.SmithRealEstate.com Call or Click Today! (575) 538-5373 or 1-800-234-0307 505 W. College Avenue • PO Box 1290 • Silver City, NM 88062 Quality People, Quality Service for over 40 years! Nice 3b/2ba w/ open floor plan, Fixer upper with lots of potential. Borders the Forest! 3b/2ba custom Country living on almost 5ac. vaulted ceilings, & great view. Tile Great investment or sweat equity home on over 9ac with barn & Well maintained Cavco 4b/2ba w/ floors thruout. Lg garage w/ project. Comes with furniture. outbuildings. Saltillo tile, vaulted open floor plan, vaulted ceilings, shelving & workshop space. 2 $59,500. MLS #31156. Call Becky ceilings, custom cabinets & views. wonderful views, outbuildings and storage bldgs included. $229,000. MLS Smith ext. 11. 20 min from town. $279,000. MLS #31007. privacy. $159,500. MLS #31086. Call Becky #30939. Call Becky Smith ext. 11. Call Becky Smith ext. 11. Smith ext 11. Bright open floor plan w/ sun Private, unique location near golf In the pines near Pinos Altos! Spacious 4bdrm, 2-story w/ room, over-sized garage & course. Numerous upgrades Roomy 3b/2.5 ba on almost 2.5 spectacular views! New carpet, forever views! Trex deck, custom including custom cabinets, granite private acres. Large kitchen, new paint, refinished hardwood floors, hickory kitchen cabinets.
    [Show full text]
  • Desert Exposure
    Wind power Co-op at 40 Surprising creosote exposure page 22 page 26 plant, page 30 Biggest Little Paper in the Southwest FREE Our 19th Year! • July 2014 2 JULY 2014 www.desertexposure.com www.SmithRealEstate.com Call or Click Today! (575) 538-5373 or 1-800-234-0307 505 W. College Avenue • PO Box 1290 • Silver City, NM 88062 Quality People, Quality Service for over 40 years! LIFE IN THE REDUCED GREAT INVESTMENT PROP- FOREST – HIGHLY VISIBLE COMMERCIAL COUNTRY LIVING - NO ERTY! 4-plex with 4 spacious 2BR Surrounded SPACE WITH LIVING QUAR- RESTRICTIONS! 4BR/2BA home apartments on 1ac in Indian Hills. by Mother TERS! Almost 5000 sf on close to on nearly 5ac with good well, Strong income, easy to keep Nature & pines, this 5.4ac one of a an acre with fenced yard and areas for gardens & horses, above rented. $279,000. MLS #30556. Call Becky kind place borders nat’l forest on 1 side. garden. Currently leased $262,000. MLS ground pool, deck w/ super views & much, Smith ext. 11. Shown by appt. Main house, guest house & garage + round #31008. Call Becky Smith ext. 11. much more. $155,000. MLS #31086. Call studio. $59,500. MLS #31305 . Call Becky Becky Smith ext 11. Smith ext. 11. Great views and privacy from this Great get-a-way or fulltime living Log cabin awaiting finishing Spacious 4bdrm, 2-story w/ spacious 4b/2.5 ba on almost 3ac near Lake Roberts. Nice open touches. Nice views, privacy and spectacular views! New carpet, in Indian Hills. All this at a great floor plan, arctic insulation plenty of trees on a little over 3ac, paint, refinished hardwood floors, price! $305,000.
    [Show full text]
  • ALJ/RWH/Lil PROPOSED DECISION Agenda ID #15622 (Rev. 1) Ratesetting 4/27/2017 Item 18 Decision PROPOSED DECISION of ALJ HAGA (
    ALJ/RWH/lil PROPOSED DECISION Agenda ID #15622 (Rev. 1) Ratesetting 4/27/2017 Item 18 Decision PROPOSED DECISION OF ALJ HAGA (Mailed 3/28/2017) BEFORE THE PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA Application of the North American Numbering Plan Administrator, on behalf of Application 16-12-005 the California Telecommunications Industry, (Filed December 15, 2016) for Relief of the 619 Numbering Plan Area. DECISION GRANTING REQUEST FOR THE NUMBERING PLAN AREA BOUNDARY ELIMINATION OVERLAY IN THE 858 AND 619 AREA CODES 184932173 - 1 - A.16-12-005 ALJ/RWH/lil PROPOSED DECISION (Rev. 1) Table of Contents Title Page DECISION GRANTING REQUEST FOR THE NUMBERING PLAN AREA BOUNDARY ELIMINATION OVERLAY IN THE 858 AND 619 AREA CODES . 1 Summary ............................................................................................................................ 2 1. Background ................................................................................................................. 4 2. Need for a New Area Code ...................................................................................... 8 3. Merits of a Split Versus Overlay Versus Boundary Elimination Overlay ......... 8 4. Public Meeting and Comments ............................................................................. 10 5. Adopted Relief Plan ................................................................................................ 13 6. Public Education Program ....................................................................................
    [Show full text]
  • University Catalog for 2014-2015
    WESTERN NEW MEXICO UNIVERSITY CATALOG 2014-2015 Published: August 2014 VOL. CVIIII Silver City, New Mexico 88061 (575) 538-6011 2 / EEO policy Equal Educational and Equal Employment Opportunity Policy Western New Mexico University is committed to providing equal educational and employment opportunity regardless of sex, marital or parental status, race, color, religion, age, ancestry, national origin, handicaps, or military involvement (veteran or disabled veteran, including Vietnam era). Equal educational opportu- nity includes recruitment and admission; access to courses and facilities; access to counseling, testing, and tutoring services; housing; financial assistance and student employment; health and insurance services; extracurricular programs and activi- ties; and participation in athletics. Questions and comments concerning WNMU's non-discrimination policies may be addressed to Betsy Miller, AA/EEO Officer, PO Box 680 Silver City, NM 88062, 575-538-6025. Questions and comments concerning WNMU's disability services may be addressed to: Jo Beth Erling, Disability Services Coordinator, PO Box 680 Silver City, NM 88062, 575-538-6498. Western New Mexico University Catalog Academic programs at Western New Mexico University are available to all students without regard to age, ancestry, color, disability, gender, national origin, race, religion, sexual orientation, or veteran status. Any item in this catalog is subject to modification at any time by proper adminis- trative procedure. contents / 3 Table of Contents General Information Sources of Assistance . 4 University Calendar . 6 Western New Mexico University. 8 Academic Regulations . 11 Admissions, Undergraduate . 30 Campus Police Department. 41 Community Relations. 45 Early Childhood Education . 46 Extended University . 49 Financial Aid . 51 First-Year Experience . 67 Information Technology.
    [Show full text]
  • To Download The
    Mimbres River It is Rocket Science So Many Wars Restoration Page 24 Page 34 exposure Page 10 Arts & Leisure in Southern New Mexico August 2017 Volume 22 • Number 8 2 • AUGUST 2017 www.desertexposure.com www.SmithRealEstate.com Call or Click Today! (575) 538-5373 or 1-800-234-0307 505 W. College Avenue •PO Box 1290 • Silver City, NM 88062 Quality People, Quality Service for over 40 years! A new home? PRICE REDUCED IF YOU LIKE “MISSION- NEW LISTING - CUTE Becky - Ext 11 HAPPY in HURLEY - STYLE” – This one is the Becky - Ext 11 NEW LISTING – CHERRY & COZY 3 BR 1 BA with Becky - Ext 11 Becky - Ext 11 Real Thing!We Designed byjust Gustave found ours!HILLS – 3 BR 3 BA Nice PRICE REDUCED on this hardwood floors + separate garage/ Stickley himself, this early 20th century open floorplan in LR/Kitchen area. roomy 2 BR 2 BA home on Arizona workshop. Silver Heights area. Priced St. Now only $52,500. New exterior brick bungalow has all its original to sell at $129,500. MLS# 34567 Laminate wood floors throughout. woodwork and built-in features. 2 Fenced lot with native landscaping, paint and large fenced lot. Large BR 1 BA + sunroom & dining room, greenhouse and water-catchment family room could be 3rd BR. Call LR w/ SILVERfireplace and built-in CITY settle PROPERTIES& JOINS THE system. Lots of house for the money! for an appointment to see it soon! bookcases. Large corner lot with big ® $159,500. MLS #34566 MLS #33422 trees. StorageBETTER building/garage HOMES in back. AND GARDENS REAL ESTATE FAMILY $250,000.
    [Show full text]
  • Western New Mexico University Catalog 2013-2014
    2013-2014 Catalog WESTERN NEW MEXICO UNIVERSITY CATALOG 2013-2014 Published: August 2013 VOL. CVIII Silver City, New Mexico 88061 (575) 538-6011 2 / EEO policy Equal Educational and Equal Employment Opportunity Policy Western New Mexico University is committed to providing equal educational and employment opportunity regardless of sex, marital or parental status, race, color, religion, age, ancestry, national origin, handicaps, or military involvement (veteran or disabled veteran, including Vietnam era). Equal educational opportunity includes recruitment and admission; access to courses and facilities; access to counseling, testing, and tutoring services; housing; financial assistance and student employment; health and insurance services; extracurricular programs and activities; and participation in athletics. Questions and comments concerning WNMU’s non-discrimination policies may be addressed to Kelley Riddle, AA/EEO Officer, PO Box 680 Silver City, NM 88062, 575-538-6513. Questions and comments concerning WNMU's disability services may be addressed to: Jo Beth Erling, Disability Services Coordinator, PO Box 680 Silver City, NM 88062, 575-538-6498. contents / 3 Table of Contents General Information Sources of Assistance . 4 University Calendar . 6 Western New Mexico University . 8 Academic Regulations . 11 Admissions, Undergraduate . 30 Campus Police Department . 41 Community Relations . 45 Early Childhood Education . 46 Extended University . 48 Financial Aid . 50 First-Year Experience . 66 Information Technology. 73 Library . 74 Museum . 75 Records & Registration . 76 Residence Life . 82 Student Affairs & Enrollment Management . 87 Student Expenses . 95 Technical Programs & Community Education . 106 Undergraduate Programs Academic Programs . 107 General Education Requirements. 114 Undergraduate Degree Requirements . 125 Arts & Sciences, College of Chicano/Chicana & Hemispheric Studies, Department of . 130 Expressive Arts, Department of .
    [Show full text]
  • Click Here to Download The
    About Memory Heart of A Journey, A Life and Desire the Gila Page 28 exposure Page 12 Page 25 Arts & Leisure in Southern New Mexico MARCH 2020 Volume 25 • Number 3 A new home? We just found ours! SILVER CITY PROPERTIES JOINS THE BETTER HOMES AND GARDENS® REAL ESTATE FAMILY Two leading names in real estate have come together to create exceptional real estate experiences for buyers and sellers. Known for being a forward-thinking, high-tech real estate agency with agents embodying the qualities of integrity, honesty, extra effort, and knowledge, Silver City now has the marketing power of a brand that has been part of the American home for over 90 years. Better Homes and Gardens Real Estate Silver City is changing the business of real estate. If you’re looking to buy a home, sell your property, or even if you are an agent looking to join us, we invite you to drop by our office, visit us online atbettersilvercity.com or call us at 575-538-0404. 2 • MARCH 2020 www.desertexposure.com Better Homes and Gardens® is a registered trademark of Meredith corporation licensed to Better Homes and Gardens Real Estate LLC. Equal Opportunity Employer. Equal Housing Opportunity. Each Better Homes and Gardens Real Estate Franchise is Independently Owned and Operated. For information contact Tracy Bauer- Associate Broker Better Homes and Gardens Real Estate Silver City Cell: (575) 534-7926 Main office: (575) 538-0404 [email protected] Nice rural setting south of the golf course with great long A new home?If you’ve been looking range views.
    [Show full text]
  • To Download The
    Arts Scene Regional Photographers Dutch Treat exposure Page 10 Page 13 Page 19 APRIL 2021 Arts & Leisure in Southern New Mexico Volume 26 • Number 4 2 • APRIL 2021 www.desertexposure.com EDITOR’S NOTEBOOK • ELVA K. ÖSTERREICH Bigger on the Inside Looking beyond the low-res copies hether watching your like that wardrobe (“The Lion, ferent place, as she writes about bed, dying of cancer and then our unexpressed grief with us, it nanny pull an umbrel- the Witch and the Wardrobe” by the pain of being judged and the a boy who was raped by his fa- comes back and gets compound- Wla from her carpet bag C.S. Lewis) and the rabbit hole hurt that words can cause. Big- ther and doesn’t know how to ed with every new grief and loss. or traveling in time and relative Alice begins her adventure with ger on the inside becomes an in- keep fighting. Suddenly its about It oozes out in our anxiety and dimension in space (TARDIS) (“Alice’s Adventures in Wonder- ternal thing. death and suicide. Why should stress; it shows up in our back- accompanying an alien with two land” by Lewis Carroll). “You'd think I'd shot their chil- she feel so bad about a few crit- aches and stomachaches, it ap- hearts, the concept of something But we can also go much fur- dren, from the way that they are ics when others are clearly feel- pears in our drinking and our being bigger on the inside is both ther back, more than 3,000 years, talking,” the song starts.
    [Show full text]
  • State Board of Education
    New Mexico Educational Personnel Directory 2011-2012 Hanna Skandera Secretary-Designate New Mexico Public Education Department 1 INTERPRETATION OF DIRECTORY INFORMATION Explanation of School Codes School codes consist of four sets of numbers. For example, Alamogordo High School’s code is 46351015, or a combination of four codes: 46 35 1 015. The first two digits (46) represent the school district code for Alamogordo Schools. The second two digits (35) represent the county in which the district is located: Otero. The third one-digit code represents the type of school (1), public. The last three digits (015) identify the school building. The charts below list these codes. The individual school listings contain the number of students and teachers at each school. These figures reflect the membership on the 40th day of the previous year. The number of teachers includes all teachers, regardless of funding source, reported to the Public Education Department in the last school year. School Type Codes 0= Public School Central Office (0000) 5= Charter School 9= Institution of Higher Education 1= Public School 6= Special, State-Supported School K= Kindergarten 3= Private School 7= Regional Education Cooperative SE= Special Education County Codes NOTE: Some districts span more than one county. Districts that occupy a small area of the county appear in parenthesis. County Code Districts in County County Code Districts in County Bernalillo 01 Albuquerque (Moriarty) McKinley 31 Gallup, Zuni Catron 03 Quemado, Reserve Mora 33 Mora, Wagon Mound (Las Vegas
    [Show full text]
  • Quay County New Mexico
    TUCUMCARI/QUAY Tucumcari/ Quay County New Mexico Tonight, tomorrow or a lifetime! VISITOR GUIDE VISITOR Welcome & Greetings We welcome you to get your kicks in Tucumcari (pronounced TOO-kum-kair-ee), the Heart of the Mother road, nestled on Historic Route 66! Tucumcari has more than 1,200 motel rooms and great restaurants. You will find local motels and restaurants listed in the Community Guide at the back of this brochure. There are two lakes within half-hour drives, two golf courses, a world-class Dinosaur Museum, Historical Museum, a New Mexico Route 66 Museum and soon to be a Train Museum, and Legendary Route 66 motels. Don’t miss our National, State and Historic Scenic Byways, fabulous photo opportunities, beautiful murals, grand mesas, gorgeous sunsets, striking monuments, and many special events. Because we are “The Gateway to New Mexico” for travelers on I-40 and US 54, and the intersection of State highways 209 and 104, we invite you to stop a while and “Experience New Mexico” in Tucumcari. As a city with lots of travelers, we also have five RV Parks for your convenience. You will find them listed in the Community Guide at the back of this brochure. Don’t miss the Mesalands Community College Dinosaur Museum, a first-class museum housing the world’s largest collection of spectacular full-scale bronze dinosaur skeletons cast at our local foundry. Stop by the Tucumcari Historical Museum with its storytelling exhibits, and visit the nostalgic New Mexico Route 66 Museum located on the south side of our convention center.
    [Show full text]
  • Click Here to Download The
    Recreating ranching Piece of the Old West Going Home Grown history Page 25 Page 33 exposure Page 7 Arts & Leisure in Southern New Mexico NOVEMBER 2019 Volume 24 • Number 11 2 • NOVEMBER 2019 www.desertexposure.com Call or Click Today! www.SmithRealEstate.com (575) 538-5373 or 1-800-234-0307 505 W. College Avenue • PO Box 1290 • Silver City, NM 88062 Quality People, Quality Service for over 40 years! A new home? COUNTRY LIVING – HOMESTEAD OF A Becky - Ext 11 LIFETIME – and the Becky - Ext 11 COUNTRY QUIET! Secluded location with great CONVENIENT LOCATION, Very secluded and quiet 85-acre Becky - Ext 11 MimbresWe River runs just through it. found ours!views – 10 acres just 20 minutes from great views. Moderately priced Becky - Ext 11 homestead with unique 3000 sq. ft. home + 100+ acres with irrigation rights, apple trees, Silver City. Modern 3 or 4 BR 2BA home and roomy, this 3 or 4 bedroom, 2 bath and a stunning executive home with stunning separate guest house. Built with timbers from home has attached carport, storage, covered, with metal roof, oversize double garage hilltop views. Surrounded on 3 sides by wide the Copper Queen Mine, this one-of-a kind private back patio, new paint and is ready for open spaces, with ½ mile of river frontage home has personality to spare. Wood floors w/ workshop & storage, fenced yard, new occupancy. Appliances included. Only and bigSILVER trees. Includs guest CITY house, shop, PROPERTIES throughout, wildlife, andJOINS southern exposure THE – southern exposure, open floorplan, and $157,700. MLS # 36719 barn, and much much more! MLS# 35987 A Must See! $595,000.
    [Show full text]