Contains hearing schedules, maps, forms, links to related sites, job opportunities and contact information. Serves Santa Fe, Los Alamos, and Rio Arriba Counties.

Information and forms available for download.

The New Mexico Public Regulation Commission was created by the voters in 1996. The constitutional amendment abolished the Public Utility Commission and the State Corporation Commission and merged their duties in the new NMPRC.

House, Senate, and news and issues.

Los Alamos National Laboratory's central mission is to reduce the global nuclear danger

In south central New Mexico, White Sands supports development, test and evaluation for the Army, Navy, Air Force, National Aeronautics and Space Administration and other approved U.S. government agencies and foreign governments.

Official state governmental web site. English/Spanish.

Offers guidelines, FAQs, contact information for local offices, forms, and related links.

An independent representative of the people assigned to oversee and pass upon expenditures of public funds.

State-wide IT strategic plan, and Year 2000.

Adopts and enforces building codes and standards, issues permits, and conducts building, electrical, mechanical and LP Gas inspections for code compliance and safety.

Includes press releases, legislative initiatives, and biographical information.

Human resource office for state employees. Provides holiday schedules, pension, pay and classification information; and job openings.

Dedicated to reducing and preventing deaths, injuries and crashes related to motor vehicles. Information includes statistics, programs and resources.

Local government index for New Mexico using clickable maps and lists.

Includes Statutes and Constitution of New Mexico

Function is to license psychologists and protect the public from unqualified practice and unprofessional conduct by persons licensed as psychologists.

Information and resources for New Mexico seniors regarding health benefits, jobs, long-term care and volunteer opportunities.

New Mexico State Library's Find It! New Mexico, an internet based government information locator service for finding State and Local Government information. Provides a searchable index for all state and local New Mexico government web sites, including state agencies, city, county and town governments as well as state created commissions and organizations.

The New Mexico Criminal and Juvenile Justice Coordinating Council serves as a criminal and juvenile justice policy resource to the executive, judicial and legislative branches of New Mexico government. The Council's twenty-three members represent the three branches of government, relevant state agencies and community organizations.

Links to State, County, City, public records, and New Mexico departments and agencies.

Aims to preserve, protect, and administer the trust fund. Includes forms for employers and retirees, rules and staff list.

Legal resource for the federal courts and U.S. Probation Office in the state providing locations, hours, and schedules.

Includes office overview and programs.

This site contains documents pertaining to the reliability and validity of the New Mexico Oral Examinations for Licensure in Psychology.

Information includes overview, FAQ, downloadable annual reports, fellowship programs and forensic science resources.

Provides voter education and ensures compliance with the Federal Voting Rights Act of 1965. Voting information pertaining to Native Americans provided.

A division of the New Mexico Economic Development Department that promotes and facilitates on-location filming in New Mexico. Serves as a clearinghouse for location production information, supplies location photos, permitting assistance, custom location scouting trips and research for film, video, still photography, and multi-media production companies.