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Doña Ana County assessor: notices of value delayed to May 1; clerk outlines voter‑roll removal process
Summary
The Doña Ana County assessor said notices of value normally mailed by April 1 will likely be mailed by May 1 this year while staff seek clarification on veteran exemptions.
The Doña Ana County assessor told commissioners that notices of value, which are typically mailed by April 1, will be delayed this year and are expected to be mailed by May 1 as staff seek clarification about veteran exemptions.
The county clerk’s office described the process used to remove voters from the rolls. According to the recap, if return mail is received, that triggers the removal process. If there is no response after two election cycles of outreach and communication, removal from the rolls begins. The recap emphasized that there are multiple layers of oversight for voter‑roll removals and that the county does not remove registrants on a single request.
The meeting recap did not include further technical details about the exemption clarification, which office will issue a definitive schedule, or the specific timelines that constitute “two cycles” (for example, primary/general cycles versus local election cycles).
