Cibola’s Drought Monitor – March

CIBOLA COUNTY Experiencing its 23rd driest March on record, the drought situation in Cibola has seen mixed changes throughout the county since February. The percentage of land under drought decreased in March, but the number of livestock affected remained the same.

The Cibola County Sheriff's Office will be Conducting Saturation Patrols

Beginning June 1, 2024, until August 3, 2024, the Cibola County Sheriff's Office will be conducting saturation patrols and checkpoints throughout Cibola County in an effort to reduce and prevent traffic crashes related to impaired driving and enforce motor vehicle violations on the roadways of...

Supreme Court upholds convictions in triple homicide in northern New Mexico

SANTA FE – The state Supreme Court today affirmed a man’s murder convictions for the shooting deaths of three people and burglary at a home in northern New Mexico where he had lived until a few days before the killings.

Absentee Voting by Mail & Early In-Person Voting Information

As the 2024 Primary Election approaches in Cibola County, it's important to know your voting options.There are only two designated early voting locations in Cibola County that will be open before the election, other sites have already closed in preparation for June 4.

Debunking Election Myths

As election season heats up, so does the spread of misinformation about voting processes. The New Mexico Secretary of State's Office is proactively addressing common misconceptions to ensure that Cibola County voters have accurate and trustworthy information.

Upcoming Elections Set to Transform Local Governance

GRANTS, N.M. – With the upcoming June 4 primary elections, Cibola County stands at the threshold of significant change.Three of the five seats on the Cibola County Commission are up for grabs due to term limits, causing three incumbent commissioners to leave the government.

Southwest Public Policy Institute Announces New Lawsuit Against New Mexico Secretary Of State

Albuquerque, NM — The Southwest Public Policy Institute (SPPI), a non-profit organization dedicated to better living through better policy, has initiated a crucial lawsuit against the New Mexico Secretary of State, Maggie Toulouse Oliver.

Cibola County Gears Up for Pivotal Commission Elections

GRANTS, N.M. – As the June 4 primary elections draw near, Cibola County voters are poised to choose new commissioners in a pivotal race that could redefine local governance. With all three incumbent commissioners stepping down due to term limits, fresh faces are guaranteed to emerge as leaders.

Understanding New Mexico's Primary Elections: A Guide for Voters

As New Mexico approaches its primary elections, understanding the rules and participation methods is crucial for voters. Primary elections are pivotal, allowing voters to choose which candidates will represent their political party in the general election.

Mount Taylor Ranger District Expands Fuelwood Permit Sales to Fort Wingate

GRANTS, N.M. – With the weather warming and residents beginning to think about stocking up on firewood for the colder months, the Mount Taylor Ranger District has expanded its sale of fuelwood permits to include a new location at Fort Wingate, starting Wednesday, May 22.