Lake Arthur, Town

Located in Roswell, N.M., Chaves County Commissioners is a board of commissioners that meets to discuss variety of agendas, including ratification of agreements and appointments of new members. Chaves County Commissioners' board is presided by a chairman and other commission members. It provides a wide variety of services, such as planning and zoning, drafting agreements, reports and checks, adjournment, presentation, public hearing, and making resolutions and recommendations. Its chambers provide handicap-accessible seating facility. Chaves County Commissioners is operated by Chaves County in New Mexico. Chaves County has various other offices, including assessor, clerk, sheriff, treasurer, finance, juvenile, fire services, flood care, health and public works.

Region VI Planning and Development Council, located in White Hall, WV, was established under the 1971 West Virginia Regional Planning & Development Act. The council's primary objective is to create actionable strategies and plans that cater to the economic development requirements of north-central West Virginia, thereby setting the stage for feasible projects and programs. Comprising 68 board members representing six counties and 39 municipalities, including Doddridge, Harrison, Marion, Monongalia, Preston, and Taylor, Region VI is part of a network of locally focused public corporations in West Virginia. These councils are overseen by elected officials and appointees from various social and economic institutions within the region. Generated from the website content

Lea Soil and Water Conservation District is a government organization based in Lovington, NM, dedicated to promoting sustainable land and water management practices. With a focus on conservation, education, and equipment programs, they strive to protect and enhance the natural resources of the area. Committed to transparency and effective governance, Lea Soil and Water Conservation District works closely with a dedicated board of members and staff to implement initiatives that benefit the community and the environment, such as the Cooperative Weed Management Area (CWMA) and various educational programs.Generated from the website