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  1. The County Manager has signed a disaster declaration for Archuleta County.

Doña Ana County Declares Disaster Following Severe Flooding

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Doña Ana County commissioners unanimously approved a disaster declaration on Tuesday, October 6, 2026, following severe countywide flooding caused by heavy rainfall on September 29. The declaration grants the county access to additional resources and allows officials to request state assistance for response and recovery efforts.

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The declaration provides Doña Ana County with additional tools and resources to respond to resident needs. County officials stated that the declaration may also enable financial assistance for people affected by the flooding.

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  • Doña Ana CountyCounty that declared the disaster following severe flooding.
  • Manuel SanchezBoard Chair who stated the declaration provides additional resources.

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  1. Federal disaster declarations were issued following severe flooding across New Mexico counties.1 source
  2. County officials utilized disaster declaration resources in New Mexico.1 source

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