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“By using a justice station, people can conduct business with a state court when they have no internet connection at their homes or lack reliable cellular phone service,” said Eleventh Judicial District Chief Judge Curtis Gurley. “The justice stations offer more convenience for people who otherwise would need to go to Gallup, Farmington or Aztec for a court hearing.”
The "justice stations" will allow remote access to magistrate courts in San Juan and McKinley counties.
A total of 33 voting convenience centers will be open throughout San Juan County on Election Day, Tuesday, Nov. 8.
New Mexico lawmakers passed a bill for $827.73 million in capital outlay to fund various infrastructure projects throughout the state.
A prayer run through the Four Corners and Cortez will take place this month to raise awareness for murdered and missing Indigenous people. The Four Corners Missing and Murdered Indigenous People Praye...