NM-03 — New Mexico 03

Neighbors who need a Chaves County meeting usually begin with the county office in Roswell.

There isn’t a solid public “every Tuesday at 6” line we can stand behind here. Confirm the time and room with Chaves County directly.

Think of this as a neighborly bookmark: seat in Roswell, details from the county.

When in doubt, the folks at the Chaves County office in Roswell will steer you right.

Notice Nearby is a Public Register listing, not a newspaper, and this page is not Legal Publication.

Neighbors who need a Colfax County meeting usually begin with the county office in Raton.

We don’t have a verified recurring weekday on file for this county, so please don’t trust a guessed date. Call the Raton office or check the county website before you drive over.

Nothing here claims a tax outcome, zoning vote, or ordinance number. It’s only meant to point you toward the real calendar.

Save yourself the guesswork: verify with Colfax County before you go.

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Neighbors who need a Curry County meeting usually begin with the county office in Clovis.

We don’t have a verified recurring weekday on file for this county, so please don’t trust a guessed date. Call the Clovis office or check the county website before you drive over.

Think of this as a neighborly bookmark: seat in Clovis, details from the county.

Save yourself the guesswork: verify with Curry County before you go.

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Neighbors who need a Harding County meeting usually begin with the county office in Mosquero.

We don’t have a verified recurring weekday on file for this county, so please don’t trust a guessed date. Call the Mosquero office or check the county website before you drive over.

This page is just a local pointer so the Harding County hub has something useful for residents — not minutes, and not a substitute for the county’s notice.

When in doubt, the folks at the Harding County office in Mosquero will steer you right.

Notice Nearby is a Public Register listing, not a newspaper, and this page is not Legal Publication.

For Mora County meeting questions, treat Mora as home base — the county seat — and ask the office what’s on the calendar.

We don’t have a verified recurring weekday on file for this county, so please don’t trust a guessed date. Call the Mora office or check the county website before you drive over.

This page is just a local pointer so the Mora County hub has something useful for residents — not minutes, and not a substitute for the county’s notice.

Save yourself the guesswork: verify with Mora County before you go.

Notice Nearby is a Public Register listing, not a newspaper, and this page is not Legal Publication.

Neighbors who need a Quay County meeting usually begin with the county office in Tucumcari.

There isn’t a solid public “every Tuesday at 6” line we can stand behind here. Confirm the time and room with Quay County directly.

This page is just a local pointer so the Quay County hub has something useful for residents — not minutes, and not a substitute for the county’s notice.

When in doubt, the folks at the Quay County office in Tucumcari will steer you right.

Notice Nearby is a Public Register listing, not a newspaper, and this page is not Legal Publication.

Portales is the seat of Roosevelt County, New Mexico. If you’re looking for a board of commissioners or similar public meeting, that’s where to start.

There isn’t a solid public “every Tuesday at 6” line we can stand behind here. Confirm the time and room with Roosevelt County directly.

This page is just a local pointer so the Roosevelt County hub has something useful for residents — not minutes, and not a substitute for the county’s notice.

When in doubt, the folks at the Roosevelt County office in Portales will steer you right.

Notice Nearby is a Public Register listing, not a newspaper, and this page is not Legal Publication.

Neighbors who need a San Miguel County meeting usually begin with the county office in Las Vegas.

Ask for the current agenda, the room number, and whether a called meeting or hearing has been posted.

This page is just a local pointer so the San Miguel County hub has something useful for residents — not minutes, and not a substitute for the county’s notice.

Save yourself the guesswork: verify with San Miguel County before you go.

Notice Nearby is a Public Register listing, not a newspaper, and this page is not Legal Publication.

Taos County’s government offices sit in Taos. That’s the right place to ask about the next commission or board session.

Meeting days change, and third-party calendars get it wrong. A quick call to the county in Taos beats a wasted trip.

Think of this as a neighborly bookmark: seat in Taos, details from the county.

When in doubt, the folks at the Taos County office in Taos will steer you right.

Notice Nearby is a Public Register listing, not a newspaper, and this page is not Legal Publication.

For Union County meeting questions, treat Clayton as home base — the county seat — and ask the office what’s on the calendar.

There isn’t a solid public “every Tuesday at 6” line we can stand behind here. Confirm the time and room with Union County directly.

Think of this as a neighborly bookmark: seat in Clayton, details from the county.

When in doubt, the folks at the Union County office in Clayton will steer you right.

Notice Nearby is a Public Register listing, not a newspaper, and this page is not Legal Publication.

The notice on this register — publication number NN-2025-00113 — is a zoning and planning action for 2841 Agua Fria Street, Santa Fe, New Mexico 87505. The file is CASE-2025-88. The parties named on the notice are the Agua Fria Acequia Association and Sol y Sombra Infill, LLC. The hearing is scheduled for December 10, 2025, at 5:00 p.m. at Santa Fe City Council Chambers, 200 Lincoln Avenue.

The posted request is to allow a four-lot family compound on a 1.1-acre tract in the Rural Residential district. The same sentence lists three conditions that travel with the request: a shared well, a 20-foot acequia setback, and a recorded irrigation-access easement. The notice does not say whether the lots would be sold separately, who would live there, or how the acequia association and the infill company divide roles. Those facts are not on this page.

An acequia is a community irrigation ditch. The notice does not teach acequia law. It only says the request includes a 20-foot acequia setback and a recorded irrigation-access easement. If you care about ditch access, the well, or the four-lot layout, the notice says the file is available for inspection during regular office hours, and that interested persons may testify or submit written comments.

The posted language also says that failure to raise an issue may waive the right to appeal. The docket number to ask for is CASE-2025-88. The chambers address on the notice is 200 Lincoln Avenue. The notice does not print a remote-testimony link, a staff recommendation, or a map. It does name the subject property and the Rural Residential district.

This page is not the hearing, not the minutes, and not a vote. It is an in-house explainer of the government-posted notice on the Santa Fe County hub. Notice Nearby is not a newspaper and this brief is not Legal Publication.