New Mexico Counties Board of Directors Elected

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: Category: Non-Local News Releases; 21 June 2024

NMCLead L:R-President Curry County Clerk Annie Hogland, Past President Eddy County Sheriff Mark Cage, President Elect San Juan County Commissioner Terri Fortner, and Vice President Roosevelt County Commissioner Tina Dixon New Mexico Counties Board of Directors Elect New Officers, Executive Committee District Representatives

SANTA FE, NM During the New Mexico Counties Board of Directors meeting on Thursday, June 20, 2024, held during the New Mexico Counties 87th Annual Conference in Las Vegas, San Miguel County, the Board elected new leadership. They assumed their responsibilities upon adjournment of the Board meeting and annual conference.

The new officers of New Mexico Counties are President Curry County Clerk Annie Hogland, President Elect San Juan County Commissioner Terri Fortner, Vice President Roosevelt County Commissioner Tina Dixon, and Past President Eddy County Sheriff Mark Cage. Each officer will serve a one-year term. These individuals were chosen by their peer elected officials as ideal candidates to represent all 33 counties in New Mexico.

ExCom135 L:R-District 3 Catron County Assessor Lillie Laney, District 1 McKinley County Commissioner Robert Baca, and District 5 DoÃ±a Ana County Clerk Amanda LÃ³pez Askin
Board members also elected the following individuals to serve on the New Mexico Counties Executive Committee serving a two-year term: McKinley County Commissioner Robert Baca (District One: Los Alamos, McKinley, Rio Arriba, Sandoval, San Juan, and Santa Fe Counties). Catron County Clerk Lillie Laney (District Three: Bernalillo, Catron, Cibola, Socorro, and Valencia Counties), and DoÃ±a Ana County Clerk Amanda LÃ³pez Askin (District Five: DoÃ±a Ana, Grant Hidalgo, Luna, and Sierra Counties).

The New Mexico Counties is a non-profit, nonpartisan association representing New Mexico's 33 counties since 1936. Its mission is to strengthen New Mexico counties' ability to govern their own affairs and to improve the well-being and quality of life of their constituents. NM Counties provides numerous services to counties including legislative advocacy, self-insurance administration, legal assistance, and professional development. For more information, please visit www.nmcounties.org .

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