State Auditor Wayne Johnson Visits Daily Post
New Mexico State Auditor Wayne Johnson visits Thursday afternoon with some of the news team at the Los Alamos Daily Post. Johnson discussed the importance for government agencies to have regular audits to catch potential non-compliance issues early. Johnson was appointed to the position in December 2017 and previously served as a Bernalillo County Commissioner. He encourages anybody who suspects waste, fraud, or abuse in a government agency to report it by visiting www.saonm.org or calling 1.866.OSA.FRAUD. Anonymous reports are accepted. From left, Reporter Kirsten Laskey, Read More
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U.S. 84/285 Pojoaque Bridge & Ramp Closures Friday
NMDOH News:
SANTA FE – The New Mexico Department of Transportation continues pavement preservation work on U.S. 84/285 at mile marker 181.00 in Pojoaque near Cities of Gold Casino.
The U.S. 84/285 Pojoaque Bridge will be CLOSED and the U.S. 84/285 on-ramp to N.M. 502 westbound will be CLOSED 9:30 a.m. to 2 p.m., Friday. Traffic will be detoured to Cities of Gold Road.
Drivers are urged to watch for workers in the area, observe traffic control signs and reduce speed to the posted speed limit. Updates on this project will be posted on the New Mexico Department of Transportation’s road advisory Read More
Servey Makes LAFD History: First Woman Fire Marshal
Wendy Servey has worn a lot of hats during the 12 years she has worked for the Los Alamos Fire Department. Five weeks ago she received a new one: Fire Marshal.
It’s not just a new hat she has earned but a major milestone. Servey is the first female Fire Marshal in the Los Alamos Fire Department.
Prior to being Fire Marshal, Servey was an Operation Battalion Chief. Essentially, she switched Read More
Elizabeth Allen Seeks To Bring Courtroom Experience To Municipal Court Bench
Los Alamos Attorney Elizabeth K. Allen is running for municipal judge.
The Democrat spoke about her decision to enter the race during an interview last week at the Los Alamos Daily Post.
“I love Los Alamos … I love this town and without being elected I’ve already been able to get involved,” Allen said. “There are so many opportunities to serve here – whether on a board or at my children’s school.”
She has served on the Juvenile Justice Advisory Board, the DWI Planning Council, Pajarito Environmental Education Read More