San Miguel County Government

San Miguel County Extension Office, a part of New Mexico State University, serves as a vital resource hub for the diverse community of San Miguel County in Las Vegas, NM. The office offers a wide array of programs and services focusing on agriculture, horticulture, family and consumer sciences, and community and economic development.

Spanning approximately 3 million acres, San Miguel County houses a population of 27,760 individuals, with a significant Hispanic demographic. The county's economy thrives on beef cattle ranching, ranking 11th in the state with 565 farms spread across 2,091,643 acres. Notable attractions in the county include the Montezuma Castle and the Rough Rider Museum.

Furthermore, San Miguel County Extension Office collaborates with New Mexico State University in initiatives like the "CREATE BRIDGES" program designed to bolster rural economies affected by COVID-19. Through events like mandatory tagging dates, food safety training, gardening series, and certification programs, the office actively engages with the community to enhance agricultural practices and promote sustainable living.

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