New Mexico Lawmaker Wooley Seeks Local Hearings and Veterans Bills
State senator Wooley, active military member, reports House Bill 431 signed by the governor not yet announced. He pushed Senate Bill 276 to require water hearings in the issue’s county. it passed the Senate Feb 23 and the House Mar 18 and awaits the governor’s signature or veto.
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Court Calendar Docket Summaries Multiple Defendants and Fines
A court calendar lists numerous defendants receiving varying penalties including fines most commonly 129 dollars and jail days ranging from 1 to 90 for offenses such as failure to appear, shoplifting, paraphernalia possession, speeding, revoked licenses, marijuana related offenses, resisting, and disorderly conduct. Several defendants also incur community service and court fees, with dates and names showing ongoing docket actions.
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Heather Parson
Zechariah Faulkner
Chandler Mairot
Dustin Trusan
Steven F. Trejo
Juan Santillan
Jesse J. Montez
Rochelle Graveline
Steve R. Carrol
Jerry P. Gonzales Sr
Sylvia A. Romero
Kelsi Juarez
Jeffrey Carter
Samuel Jacobs
Michael Anchondo
Orry L. Michaels
Sarah Gulzman
Sarah Gutzman
D. Jojola
Edward Goodrum
Nieves A. Calderon
Land access deals allow hunting on private lands in New Mexico
The page notes agreements with Dunn and the Department of Game and Fish permitting licensed hunters to access private lands while 12 904 acres of state trust lands are closed to hunting and fishing. Copies of the unitization agreements are viewable at nmstatelands.org.
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Roswell Police Form Advisory Board To Link Police And Public
Roswell Police Department plans a Chiefs Advisory Board of 12 to 14 community members to advise leadership, provide feedback on policies and operations, and strengthen ties with residents. Chief Smith emphasizes public input to keep the APD current and practical while reducing crime through collaboration. He urges residents to call with information and participate in making the city safer.
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