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District 3 representative outlines priorities for Doña Ana County, cites behavioral health focus

Doña Ana County Commission · April 2, 2026
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Summary

A District 3 representative for Doña Ana County described the geographic reach of the district, offered personal background to underscore local ties, and said they will prioritize behavioral-health services and helping people in crisis.

A District 3 representative for Doña Ana County described the boundaries of their district and said they will prioritize behavioral-health services and helping people who are hurt.

The representative said the district stretches from Snow Mesa Ranch past Oñate High School to the mountains and White Sands Missile Range, down south to Chaparral and along areas near Interstate 10. "I serve District 3 in Doña Ana County," the representative said as they mapped the area for listeners.

The representative also offered personal details to underline local ties, mentioning the farmers market, church and a preference for local cuisine tied to the seasons. "If I'm cold, I want red chile. But in the summer, when we're hot, the green chile is really, really good," they said.

On priorities, the speaker said they were "excited to serve the county" and emphasized a focus on behavioral-health issues. "I think I can make a difference where behavioral health is involved, and where people are hurt," the District 3 representative said, framing that work as a principal reason for joining the commission.

The speaker closed by saying they were glad to be part of the commission and to serve as a voice for the community.