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This month marks the last push for a team charged with helping to improve Bernalillo County’s behavioral health services. Its final report is due to the County Commission next month and the Behavioral Health Initiative Working Group is meeting weekly to figure out how the state’s most populous county can better meet residents’ needs.
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With summer just around the corner, teens in Bernalillo County may be looking for work and the county itself is hoping to recruit them at its youth job fair Saturday, April 29.
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Bernalillo County is working to stem the market for stolen catalytic converters. The Commission passed an ordinance Tuesday evening regulating secondhand purchases of the valuable car part.
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A new report shows New Mexico’s air quality is getting worse –– especially near the oil-rich Permian Basin.
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For voters who would prefer not to stand in line at the polls, would like to reduce their risk of COVID exposure, or who would like to take their time filling out their ballot, this Thursday, Nov. 3, is the last day to request an absentee ballot for the general election. For those who already have one in hand, election officials recommend mailing it back even sooner.
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Democrat John Allen and Republican Paul Pacheco emerged victorious in their respective primary races for Bernalillo County Sheriff.
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The state requires permanent ballot drop boxes be secured, enabling them to be available outdoors 24/7 and serving as a COVID-safe and convenient way to…
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In order to increase voting access, a new state rule requires each county to provide one secured ballot drop box for every 25,000 voters with a minimum of…
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Next month’s local elections are the first since the state required counties provide a minimum number of secured ballot drop boxes to ensure voters have…
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Many people have been concerned this election season about voter intimidation and violence at the polls, and groups of New Mexicans mobilized to protect…