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Grant County Administration Center
1400 Highway 180 East
P. O. Box 898
Silver City, NM 88062
Switchboard: (575) 574-0000
Fax Number: (575) 574-0073
Business Hours: Monday thru Friday - 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
STAFF TELEPHONE NUMBERS
All numbers are in area code 575
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Main Directory - 574-0000
County Manager - Jon Paul Saari - 574-0001
Commissioner District 1/Chairwoman - Mary Ann Sedillo - 574-0021
Commissioner District 2 - Jovita Gonzales - 574-0022
Commissioner District 3 - Christy Miller - 574-0023
County Attorney - Abigail Robinson - 574-0050
Executive Assistant - Randy Jeffrey Hernandez - 574-0006
Accounts Payable - Eric C. Morales - 574-0016
Planning Director - Anthony Gutierrez - 574-0007
Procurement Officer - Jacob Zamora - 574-0003
Code Enforcement Officer - Gilbert Helton - 534-0830
Subdivision Ordinance Officer - Dori Dominguez - 574-0018
Finance Officer - Linda Vasquez - 574-0019
Payroll Clerk - Joyce Rico - 574-0020
GIS/Information Systems Specialist - Angela Castillo - 574-0017
Solid Waste Collections - Ted Martinez - 574-0024
Fire Management Officer - Gary Benavidez - 574-0011
Senior Services Director - Terry Trujillo - 388-2523
Public Works/Maintenance Director - Justin Reese - 574-0070
Public Works Secretary - Tisha Moyers - 574-0070
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STAFF E-MAIL ADDRESSESCounty Manager
Commissioner District 1
Commissioner District 2
Commissioner District 3
Procurement Officer
Finance Officer
Payroll Clerk
Code Enforcement Officer
Subdivision Ordinance Officer
GIS/ Information System Specialist
Solid Waste Collections
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- County and State History
Folks have been living and working in this part of the Southwest for more than 1,200 years. Now our unique combination of climate, lifestyle, environment and opportunity are drawing new visitors and residents from around the world! Read more... - County Holidays
Read more... - Grant County
Grant County's communities are nestled alongside more than 3 million acres of the Gila Wilderness. With historic ties to mining, ranching and agriculture, Grant County's communities have grown into a modern towns with friendly people, growing businesses and a terrific year-round climate. Read more...
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