State Releases Special Audit Of Town Of Estancia
State Auditor Tim KellerSheriff: ‘The People Have Spoken’
Sheriff Marco Lucero speaking to the Los Alamos Daily Post in the media room Tuesday night at the Municipal Building after learning the community voted to keep the Office of the Sheriff in Los Alamos County: ‘The People Have Spoken’. The final unofficial vote on whether to abolish the Office of the Sheriff is 5,284 against and 4,825 for. Photo by Carol A. Clark/ladailypost.com Read More
IRS Warns Tax Professionals Of e-Services Scam
IRS News:National Election Protection Volunteers Report In
ELECTION News:
Election Protection volunteers from around the country completed a 9:30 a.m. call to report in today and while there are isolated issues that are a concern on a number of fronts outlined below, the thousands of well-trained and experienced volunteers are working closely with Boards of Elections to resolve issues and the phrase used most often is “run of the mill with numerous events being handled and resolved.”
Reports indicate:
- Call volume is steady around the country in the 23 call centers;
- Florida — in Miami there have been problems with no Spanish language translators,
Scenes From ‘Sheriff’s Public Safety Day’
Sheriffs from across New Mexico attend ‘Sheriff’s Public Safety Day’ hosted by the Los Alamos Sheriff’s Office Oct. 8 at Ashley Pond Park. The sheriffs gather at the event in a show of support for Los Alamos Sheriff Marco Lucero, center. The fate of the Office of the Sheriff in Los Alamos County and whether to abolish it is in the hands of voters today. Photo by Carol A. Clark/ladailypost.com
Los Alamos Sheriff Marco Lucero, left, with Executive Director Jack Jones of the New Mexico Sheriffs’ Association. Photo by Carol A. Clark/ladailypost.com
Scene from ‘Sheriff’s Read More
