LUNA COUNTYMany Cultures...One Community

New Mexico Association of Counties

Annual ConferenceJune 17-19, 2014

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Dear Members, Partners and Friends,

Welcome to the 78th New Mexico Association of Counties Annual Conference in Deming, Luna County! The Luna County Annual Conference Committee plans to entertain you with an exciting and fun-filled conference.

We appreciate you taking the time to travel to Deming and encourage everyone to attend our affiliate meetings and engage in discussions on issues facing counties today. We do our best to provide relevant content during our conferences and work very hard to accommodate our members’ needs.

New Mexico State University Dean, Dr. Lowell Catlett, will kick off the conference with his motivational keynote address at Wednesday’s opening session. That evening, the ROADEO event winners will be recognized at the Old Fashioned Carnival. We hope that you will also have some time on your own to enjoy the southwestern lowlands of New Mexico which feature the Pancho Villa State Park and the ruins of “the U.S. Army’s first grease rack.”

To all our sponsors and exhibitors: THANK YOU for your support of NMAC and the 33 counties throughout the state. This conference would not be possible without the financial support you provide to NMAC and our members. We appreciate your continued assistance and we know that county elected officials and employees value your products and services.

Sincerely, Wendell Bostwick

President Curry County Commissioner

Steve Kopelman

Executive Director NMAC

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Thank You Luna County

for a Successful 78th Annual Conference!

Table of ContentsConference Agenda ...........................................................4Conference Information ..................................................5Luna County History .........................................................8Local Attractions ................................................................9ROADEO Schedule............................................................10Opening Session Agenda ...............................................12Keynote Speaker ...............................................................13Recognition Luncheon Agenda ..................................14Luncheon Speakers .........................................................15Closing Awards Dinner & Dance Agenda ...............16Annual Safety Awards & Presentations ..................17NMAC Board of Directors .............................................18Workers’ Compensation Pool Board .......................20Multi-Line Pool Board ...................................................20LEDAC ...................................................................................21NMAC Advisory Council ...............................................22Business Partners ...........................................................24Exhibitors ...........................................................................29Sponsors ............................................................Back Page

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Conference Agenda

78th Annual NMAC Conference Luna County, New Mexico

Monday, June 16, 20148:30 am – 8:30 pm NM EDGE (Learning Center)Noon – 5:00 pm ROADEO Move-In (Fairgrounds)

Tuesday, June 17, 20148:30 am – 8:30 pm NM EDGE (Learning Center)7:30 am – 1:30 pm Golf Tournament (Rio Mimbres Country Club) 8:00 am – 5:00 pm Registration (Deming High School)8:00 am – 3:00 pm Exhibitor Move-In (Deming High School) 1:00 pm – 5:00 pm Mental Health First Aid – Part I (Deming High School)5:30 pm – 7:30 pm Host County Reception (St Clair Winery)

*must wear closed-toe shoes for winery tour7:30 pm – 9:30 pm Host County Game Night (Starmax)

Wednesday, June 18, 20148:00 am – 5:00 pm Registration (Deming High School) 8:00 am – 5:00 pm Exhibits (Deming High School) 8:00 am – 12:00 pm Mental Health First Aid – Part II

(Deming High School)8:30 am - 4:30 pm ROADEO (Fairgrounds) 8:30 am – 11:30 am NM EDGE (Learning Center) 9:00 am – 11:00 am Workers’ Compensation Meeting (Deming High School) 1:00 pm – 2:15 pm Opening Session (Deming High School) 2:30 pm – 5:00 pm Affiliate Meetings (Deming High School) 6:30 pm – 10:30 pm Old Fashioned Carnival, BBQ, Duck Races and Parking Lot Dance (Courthouse Park)

Thursday, June 19, 20147:30 am – 8:30 am Breakfast with Exhibitors

(Deming High School)8:00 am – 11:00 am Registration (Deming High School) 8:00 am – 3:00 pm Exhibits (Deming High School) 8:00 am – 11:00 am Affiliate Meetings (Deming High School) 11:30 am – 1:00 pm Recognition Luncheon (Special Events Center) 1:30 pm – 5:00 pm Affiliate Meetings (Deming High School) 5:15 pm – 5:45 pm Board of Directors Meeting (Deming High School) 6:30 pm – 10:30 pm Closing Awards Dinner and Dance (Special Events Center)

* Due to printing deadlines, please check on-site for actual times and locations.

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Conference Information

NMAC Meetings & Events Policy Individuals may not engage in political activities, nor distribute campaign literature at NMAC sponsored meetings or events. Literature will be removed and those who continue to violate this policy may be asked to leave the event.

Information DeskThe NMAC Information Desk at Deming High School will be open beginning Tuesday, June 17, at 12:00 p.m. Our staff will be available to answer your questions throughout the entire conference. Please visit the Information Desk should you need any information or special assistance.

Name BadgesNMAC requests that as a conference participant, you wear your name badge to all meetings and events. During daytime events, individuals without name badges will be asked to return to the conference registration desk to verify their registration and receive a duplicate name badge. During evening events, participants without their name badges will be asked to return to their hotels to retrieve them in order to attend the event.Guests of attendees may purchase a guest registration and badge at the registration desk for conference events. Guest registrations are not available to non-registrants. A limited number of per event tickets may be available, based on space availability.

NMAC Drink TicketsOur sponsors will be providing drink tickets for NMAC events.

Conversations and Electronic DevicesAs a courtesy to all attendees, we ask that you silence electronic devices and refrain from conversations during all meetings and general sessions.

Consumption of AlcoholNMAC requests that all attendees and guests adhere to the “Alcohol Consumption Policy” of the NMAC Conference Meetings Policies. These policies are available by contacting the NMAC office or downloading from the NMAC website. Alcohol shall be consumed in a responsible

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manner. NMAC encourages individuals to use designated drivers or call for a cab when drinking. NMAC provides transportation to and from all events that serve alcohol.The vendor of alcoholic beverages at our events reserves the right and has the responsibility to refuse service when appropriate.

Hospitality suites of any kind are not allowed at NMAC conferences or meetings, whether in a private room or public area. A hospitality suite is defined as a non-sanctioned reception or event at an NMAC conference or gathering at which alcohol is served and which is open to the membership.

Emergency Services

For ALL emergency situations call 911

Shuttle Transportation

Free shuttles will be provided for our attendees to and from participating hotels and NMAC & Luna County sponsored events. Please refer to your shuttle schedule for times and pick-up locations. Shuttles will not take registrants to alternate locations.

Tuesday, June 175:15 pm: Hotels to St Clair Winery7:00 pm: St Clair Winery to Hotels/Starmax9:30 pm: Starmax to Hotels* *every 30 minutes-last bus 11:00 pm

Wednesday, June 1812:00 pm: Hotels to Deming High School5:00 pm: Deming High School to Hotels6:00 pm: Hotels to Courthouse Park8:30 pm: Courthouse Park to Hotels* *every 30 minutes-last bus 11:00 pm

Thursday, June 197:00 am: Hotels to Deming High School11:00 am: Deming High School to Special Events Center1:00 pm: Special Events Center to Deming High School5:00 pm: Deming High School to Hotels6:00 pm: Hotels to Special Events Center8:30 pm: Special Events Center to Hotels* *every 30 minutes-last bus 11:00 pm

Mimbres Memorial Hospital900 Ash St, Deming(575) 546-5800

Urgent CARE Clinic1511 S Lime St, Deming(575) 544-4400

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Affiliate Meeting Locations & Breaks

All affiliate meetings and breaks will be held at Deming High School, 1100 S Nickel St.Break Times3:30 pm – 4:15 pm Wednesday, June 18 9:30 am – 10:15 am Thursday, June 19 3:00 pm – 3:45 pm Thursday, June 19

Exhibitors & Sponsors

Please make sure to visit this year’s exhibitors and sponsors. Without them, this conference would not be possible!8:00 am – 5:00 pm Wednesday, June 187:30 am – 3:00 pm Thursday, June 19

Special Events

Golf Tournament (Rio Mimbres County Club) 2500 Pine St7:30 am – 1:30 pm Tuesday, June 17

Host County Reception (St Clair Winery) 1325 De Baca Rd SE 5:30 pm – 7:30 pm Tuesday, June 17

Host County Game Night (Starmax) 333 N Country Club Rd7:30 pm – 9:30 pm Tuesday, June 17

ROADEO (SW NM Fairgrounds) 8:30 am – 4:30 pm Wednesday, June 18

Old Fashioned Carnival, BBQ, Duck Races & Parking Lot Dancewith Straight Shot (Courthouse Park) 700 S Silver Ave6:30 pm – 10:30 pm Wednesday, June 18

Breakfast with Exhibitors (High School) 1100 S Nickel St7:30 am – 8:30 am Thursday, June 19

Closing Award Dinner & Dance with the Bucky Allred Band(Special Events Center) 2300 E Pine St6:30 pm – 10:30 pm Thursday, June 19

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Luna County History

Luna County, New Mexico, was created by an act of the New Mexico Legislature and adopted on March 16, 1901. The new county was comprised of the eastern portion of Grant County and the western portion of Doña Ana County. It is said that the impulse to create the county of Luna arose from the intense rivalry between the cities of Deming and Silver City in Grant County. Beginning in 1881, legislation was annually introduced in the Territorial legislature to create a new county and separate the two cities. Logan and Florida were proposed as names for the new county, but when the county was finally created it was named in honor of Solomon Luna, without whose support the effort would not have succeeded.Luna County has a population of 25,095 and shares a 54-mile border with the Republic of Mexico. A large modern International Port of Entry located three miles south of the Luna County Village of Columbus on State Highway 11, provides 24-hour service between the Mexican State of Chihuahua and the U.S. market for a variety of agricultural products. Luna County owns and operates an international livestock import crossing located just west of the Port of Entry where more than 80,000 head of cattle are crossed into the U.S. annually.While copper mining and refining have been a primary source of wealth in the surrounding area for most of the twentieth century, Luna County has a proud and successful heritage in farming and ranching producing chilies, pecans, cotton, melons, sweet onions, and grapes and is home to value-added agricultural product processing plants. Luna County has a place in history as the scene of the last land invasion of the United States when Pancho Villa and his troops crossed the border and looted and burned the Village of Columbus on March 9, 1916. It was from Luna County that General John J. Pershing led the Punitive Expedition into Mexico to hunt for Villa and capture or disperse his band of outlaws.Luna County embraces several mountain ranges including: Cooke's Range, the Floridas and the Tres Hermanas. Luna County's geography makes it an ideal location for production of solar, wind and bio fuel alternative energy.

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Local Attractions

City of Deming Walking Tour Dating back to 1881, downtown Deming includes 65 buildings that are recognized for their historic integrity and significance. Five buildings are listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

Deming Luna Mimbres MuseumCompleted in 1916, Deming’s first armory now serves as the Luna County Historical Society.

Pancho Villa State ParkArtifacts and exhibits about the 1916 raid can be found in the Pancho Villa State Park Visitor Center and interpretive museum. Visitors will get a firsthand look at period military vehicles, weapons and a replica "Jenny" biplane.

Rockhound State ParkLocated at the foothills of the Little Florida Mountains, this park offers a campground, spectacular views and close-up encounters with the craggy granite monoliths of the mountain peaks above. Visitors can take up to 15 lbs of rock for their personal collections.

Spring Canyon State ParkVisitors can enjoy a serene beauty and complete sense of isolation. Picnicking facilities are available. Ibex, wild goats originally shipped from Iran, may be encountered.

City of Rock State ParkOver the last 30 million years, rocks here were wind-carved and rain-worn; sculpted into outlandish streets, houses, temples and towers; with some so improbable they could as well be the figments of an exploding dream. Shards of pottery and arrowheads have been found here and continue to be found today. Spanish Conquistadores carved mysterious crosses on the rocks, signs some say, that may point to a long buried treasure.

Local Wineries Deming has two award winning wineries to visit. St Clair Winery is one of the state’s largest, with national distribution of many of their tasty wines. Luna Rossa has a full selection of delicious wines to sample. Both wineries invite visitors to their tasting rooms year round.

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New Mexico Association of CountiesPublic Works Affiliate

Equipment ROADEO Schedule

Wednesday, June 18, 2014

Sponsor Appreciation Breakfast (La Fonda Restaurant)6:45 am – 8:00 am Private venue for participants and sponsors only Safety Orientation (Luna County Fairgrounds)8:15 am – 8:30 amWagner, Golden, 4-Rivers, and Titan Machinery StaffROADEO (Luna County Fairgrounds)8:30 am – 11:30 amWagner Equipment, Golden Equipment, 4-Rivers, Titan Machinery, Equipment/Truck Exhibition/SponsorsLunch (Luna County Fairgrounds)11:30 am – 12:30 pmSponsored by NMAC PW AffiliateOpening Session (Deming High School)1:00 pm – 2:15 pm

ROADEO (Luna County Fairgrounds)2:15 pm – 4:30 pm Equipment/Truck Exhibition

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Opening SessionDeming High SchoolWednesday, June 181:00 pm – 2:15 pm

Call to Order President Wendell Bostwick Presentation of Colors & National Anthem

Welcome & Introduction of Special Guests Luna County Commission Chair Jay Spivey City of Deming Mayor Benny L. Jasso Recognition of Sponsors President Wendell Bostwick

Keynote SpeakerNMSU Dean Lowell Catlett, PhD

Announcement of Nominations for President Elect & Vice PresidentPresident Wendell Bostwick

Recess until 11:30 am on Thursday, June 19President Wendell Bostwick

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Keynote Speaker

Dr. Lowell Catlett

Dr. Lowell Catlett is a Regents Professor and has been Dean of the College of Agricultural, Consumer and Environmental Sciences at New Mexico State University since 2005. He has been a consultant and advisor to the U.S. Departments of Agriculture,

Interior, Labor, Education, Defense and the World Bank, as well as many Fortune 500 companies. He is currently on the Board of Trustees of the International Food Information Council. In 2013, Lowell received the New Mexico Distinguished Public Service Award. His PhD is in Economics from Iowa State University. He and his wife, Joni, share their home in Mesilla, New Mexico, with three dogs, a passel of cats and a barn full of bats.

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Recognition LuncheonSpecial Events Center

Thursday, June 19 11:30 am – 1:00 pm

Call to Order & Introduction of Special Guests President Wendell Bostwick

New Mexico Municipal League (NMML) NMML President Elect, Town of Red River Mayor Linda Calhoun

National Association of Counties (NACo) NACo Second Vice President, El Paso County Commissioner Sallie Clark Loss Prevention Awards* Steve Kopelman & Taylor Horst

NM EDGE County College Graduation* Mary DeLorenzo & Steve Kopelman

Nominations from the Floor for President Elect & Vice President President Wendell Bostwick

Recess until 6:50 pm President Wendell Bostwick

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NMML President Elect

Linda Calhoun

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from West Texas State University with a B.S. degree in Nursing and has a New Mexico Real Estate license. Calhoun currently works as the Owner/Broker for Calhoun Real Estate and owns and operates Main Street Mercantile. She was also named a Wilderness Hero by the Pew Foundation in Washington D.C. for her involvement with the Columbine Hondo Wilderness Coalition.

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in various NACo committees. She was the fourth woman to have been elected to the El Paso County Board of Commissioners and the third woman to have served as board chair.Clark has owned a bed and breakfast since 1986 and previously worked in the medical field. An avid user of social media, she has won numerous awards for excellence in public and community service while serving in many state and local leadership positions including the Colorado Commission on Criminal Justice and co-chair of the Waldo Canyon Fire Recovery Group.

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Closing Awards Dinner & DanceSpecial Events Center

Thursday, June 196:30 pm – 10:30 pm

Call to Order & Introduction of Special Guests President Wendell Bostwick

Announcement of Election Results President Wendell Bostwick

Recognition of Board of Directors & Pool Board Members President Wendell Bostwick & Steve Kopelman

Presentation of Adult Detention Professional Standards Council (ADPSC) & Accreditation Certificates to Doña Ana County, San Miguel County & Santa Fe CountySteve Kopelman, Taylor Horst & Sal Baragiola

Closing Remarks, Thank You to Sponsors & Luna County Recognition President Wendell Bostwick & Steve Kopelman

Passing of the Gavel & Incoming President’s Remarks Incoming President Paula Garcia

Adjournment President Wendell Bostwick

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Annual SafetyAwards & Presentations

Recognition LuncheonSpecial Events Center11:30 am – 1:00 pm

Risk Awareness Program (RAP) Awards

Curry CountyMcKinley County

San Miguel CountySierra CountyTaos County

Valencia County

Risk Awareness Program (RAP) Rebate Checks

Bernalillo CountyChaves CountyColfax County

Guadalupe CountyHarding CountyHidalgo CountyLincoln County

San Juan CountySan Miguel CountySandoval CountySanta Fe CountyTorrance County

Presentation & Recognition of Adult Detention Professional Standards

Council (ADPSC) Accreditation Certificate

Closing Awards Dinner & DanceSpecial Events Center6:30 pm – 10:30 pm

Doña Ana County (June 2014)San Miguel County (January 2014)

Santa Fe County (January 2014)

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PRESIDENT Wendell Bostwick Curry County Commissioner

PRESIDENT ELECTPaula Garcia Mora County Commissioner

VICE PRESIDENT Sharon Stover Los Alamos County Clerk

TREASURERAlvin V. Maestas Guadalupe County Commissioner

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BERNALILLO COUNTYMaggie Toulouse Oliver Clerk

CATRON COUNTYSusan GriffinAssessor

CHAVES COUNTYJames Duffey Exec Co District VI Commissioner

CIBOLA COUNTY Edward J. MichaelCommissioner

COLFAX COUNTYBill Sauble Commissioner

CURRY COUNTYMatt Murray Sheriff

DE BACA COUNTYRosalie A. Gonzales Joiner Clerk

DOÑA ANA COUNTYDavid Gutierrez Treasurer

EDDY COUNTYGlenn Collier Commissioner

GRANT COUNTYBrett A. KastenExec Co District V Commissioner

GUADALUPE COUNTYAlvin V. Maestas Commissioner

HARDING COUNTYPete Callahan Assessor

HIDALGO COUNTYEd Kerr Commissioner

LEA COUNTY Pat Snipes Chappelle Clerk

LINCOLN COUNTYRhonda Burrows Clerk

LOS ALAMOS COUNTYSharon Stover Clerk

LUNA COUNTYDora Madrid Treasurer

McKINLEY COUNTYCarol Bowman Muskett Commissioner

MORA COUNTYPaula GarciaCommissioner

OTERO COUNTYCathe Prather Treasurer

QUAY COUNTYJanie HoffmanAssessor

RIO ARRIBA COUNTYAlfredo L. MontoyaCommissioner

ROOSEVELT COUNTYJake Lopez Exec Co District IVCommissioner

SAN JUAN COUNTYClyde Ward Assessor

SAN MIGUEL COUNTYElaine A. Estrada Assessor

SANDOVAL COUNTYOrlando Lucero Commissioner

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SOCORRO COUNTYDanny Monette Commissioner

SIERRA COUNTYWalter C. Armijo Commissioner

TAOS COUNTYGabriel J. Romero Commissioner

TORRANCE COUNTYV. Linda M. Jaramillo County Clerk.

UNION COUNTYVan H. Robertson Exec Co District IICommissioner

VALENCIA COUNTYMary J. Andersen Commissioner

PROBATE JUDGE AFFILIATEAlice Salcido Doña Ana County

NACo URBAN BOARDEdward J. Michael Cibola County Commissioner

NACo RURAL BOARDJanie Hoffman Quay County Assessor

NACo BOARD AT-LARGELiz Stefanics Santa Fe County Commissioner

MULTI-LINERon LethgoChaves County Assessor

WORKERS’ COMP.Robert A. Anaya Santa Fe County Commissioner

WIR MEMBERWalter C. Armijo Sierra County Commissioner

WIR MEMBERDanny Monette Socorro County Commissioner

EXECUTIVE DIRECTORSteve Kopelman NMAC

EX-OFFICIO MEMBERS

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Workers’ Compensation PoolBoard of Directors

Lance Pyle – ChairCurry County Manager

Joe Crelier – Vice ChairBernalillo County Director of Risk Management

Gloria Jean Chavez – Secretary/TreasurerGuadalupe County Finance & Safety Officer

Robert Anaya – NMAC RepSanta Fe County Commissioner

Doug DeckerMcKinley County Attorney

Kristi GallowaySan Juan County Risk Manager

Danny GonzalesLuna County Human Resources and Payroll Director

Wayne HancockDoña Ana County Commissioner

Phillip RiosSandoval County Manager

Brenda SanchezChaves County Public Services Administrator

Wendell Bostwick – Ex-OfficioCurry County Commissioner & NMAC President

Dan Bryant – Ex-OfficioOtero County Attorney

Multi-Line Pool Board of DirectorsRon Lethgo – Chair and NMAC Rep

Chaves County AssessorDanny Mayfield – Vice Chair

Santa Fe County CommissionerOrlando Lucero – Secretary/Treasurer

Sandoval County CommissionerWendell Bostwick

Curry County Commissioner & NMAC PresidentTeresa Byrd

Bernalillo County Deputy County Manager of FinanceJavier Diaz

Luna County CommissionerLonnie Freyburger

Torrance County CommissionerWayne Hancock

Doña Ana County CommissionerRon Ortega

San Miguel County CommissionerNita Taylor

Lincoln County ManagerDoug Decker – Ex-Officio

McKinley County AttorneyPatrick Snedeker – Ex-Officio

San Miguel County Warden/Detention Administrator

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Law Enforcement & Detention Advisory Committee

Patrick Snedeker – ChairSan Miguel County Warden/Detention Administrator

Matt Murray – Vice Chair Curry County Sheriff

Chris BarelaDoña Ana County Adult/Juvenile Detention Director

Patrick CasiasColfax County Sheriff

Matt ElwellLuna County Detention Director

Todd J. GarrisonDoña Ana County Sheriff

Johna Gonzales Taos County Juvenile Detention Administrator

Johnny ValdezCibola County Sheriff

Wendell Bostwick – Ex-OfficioCurry County Commissioner & NMAC President

Joe Chavez – Ex-OfficioValencia County Detention Center Warden

Ken Christesen – Ex-OfficioSan Juan County Sheriff

Gregg Marcantel – Ex-OfficioState of NM, Secretary, Department of Corrections

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