Santa Fe County Public Works

Rio Arriba County is a government organization located in Espanola, New Mexico, dedicated to ensuring the safety, health, and prosperity of its residents. With a wide range of departments and services, including emergency preparedness, animal control, economic development, and public works, Rio Arriba County strives to improve the quality of life for its inhabitants. As the county seat, Rio Arriba County's administrative offices are situated in Tierra Amarilla, while the annex building is located in Espanola. With a mission to protect and serve, Rio Arriba County utilizes its constitutional powers to maintain order, convenience, and the overall well-being of the community.Generated from the website

Rio Arriba County Clerk's Office-Espanola is a government agency located in Espanola, NM, dedicated to providing essential services and promoting the well-being of the community. With a wide range of departments and divisions, they strive to protect the county's residents, preserve health, and improve the overall quality of life. From public safety and economic development to recreation and senior services, Rio Arriba County Clerk's Office-Espanola is committed to fulfilling its mission of ensuring the safety, prosperity, and convenience of the inhabitants of Rio Arriba County.Generated from the website

The Public Works Department is governed by Los Alamos County. The department is responsible for administration, engineering, surveying, pavement, fleet and transportation management. It has completed various projects, including West Jemez Bypass, Central Avenue Pedestrian Crossings, Camp May Road Rehabilitation, and A-11 Characterization, Abatement and Demolition. Los Alamos County offers services, such as airport, atomic city transit, capital projects/facilities, fire department, elections/voting, environmental services, emergency management, public utilities and recycling/solid waste. Its handles various projects, comprising of capital, community development, council, economic development, environmental services, information technology, and parks and recreation.