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Treating DWI Offenders Seminar Offered
University of New Mexico
Albuquerque, Nov 17, 2008
Are offenders getting the treatment the law requires?
In 2004, the NM Legislature made treatment mandatory for all convicted subsequent DWI offenders. Are they getting treated? Research shows there are some problems with the law. This program will be discussing some of these problems – bring your ideas and solutions and join the discussion. Press Release
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| Beverly Allen | NMDHSEM |
| Public Information Officer for NM Department of Homeland Security and Emergency Management. |
| joanne torres | KHQT,KGRT, KSNM |
| I'm assistant news director for 3 stations at Radios of Las Cruces. Kgrt has been one of the leading stations in Las cruces for over 20 years.I also produce and direct a morning show on KHQT, giving me plenty of opportunities to interview politicians. I recently got a promotion to the news department 7 months ago. |
| Carson National Forest | Government |
| Carson National Forest, based in Taos, NM, covers most of Northern New Mexico from Truchas to Raton and from Abiquiu to Farmington. |
| Santa Fe County Sheriff's Office | |
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| Officer John M. Francis | Rio Rancho Police Dept. |
| John M. Francis is a native New Mexican and a 20 year veteran of the Rio Rancho Police Department. Initially, John was assigned to the Patrol Division. Other assignments included: Bicycle Patrol, D.A.R.E/G.R.E.A.T. Officer, Criminal Investigations and Public Information Officer. John is an accredited law enforcement instructor in the areas of, Narcotics, Gangs, Background Investigations, General Police and Public Information. He is currently assigned as the Public Information Officer for the Department. He has experience working with local, national and international media. |
| Maria Sanders | New Mexico Donor Services |
| New Mexico's Organ and Tissue recovery agency is a non-profit organization, federally designated by HRSA to serve the citizens of New Mexico.
NMDS works closely with families who've had a tragic loss to facilitate an individual's donation decision or carry out a family's decision to donate. NMDS collaborates with New Mexico hospitals, Office of the Medical Investigator, funeral homes, hospice and police depts.
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| Karen Takai | National Incident Management Team |
| National Incident Management Team Information Lead - PIO 1 |
| Jesus Haro | National Weather Service - Albuquerque |
| The National Weather Service in Albuquerque serves to provide information of hazardous weather to the residents of New Mexico. The National Weather Service exists to protect life and property from weather-related hazards through the issuance of watches and warnings. |
| David Trujillo | Rio Arriba County |
| DWI Coordinator for the County of Rio Arriba providing a variety of services to the public ranging from Prevention, Enforcement, Screening, DWI Offender Compliance Monitoring/Tracking, Coordination/Planning and Evaluation, Offender Programs, Public Information and Education, Treatment and Detoxification Incarceration Treatment. |
| Hope Patterson | NMSU |
| I am the Public Information Officer at New Mexico State University Alamogordo. I have been at this position since 1992. |
| Jonne Ferrary | DWI Resource Center |
| The DWI Resource Center is a tax-exempt 501(c)3 New Mexico organization formed to reduce the social and economic impact of DWI through public awareness, education, prevention programs and research. The Center also provides assistance to victims and serves as a central clearinghouse for information on DWI and victims' rights. The Center is funded in part by a grant from the New Mexico Department of Transportation’s Traffic Safety Bureau to promote DWI law enforcement activities in five target counties through non-traditional marketing activities. |
| Hans Stuart | BLM |
| Chief of External Affairs for BLM New Mexico |
| Donna Hummel | Bureau of Land Management |
| Deputy chief of External Affairs for the Bureau of Land Managment in New Mexico |
| Bo Nevarez | Dona Ana County Sheriff's Department |
| Domestic Violence Investigator/Public Information Officer, Dona Ana County Sheriff's Department, Las Cruces |
| Liz Walker | Las Cruces Museum of Art |
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| Lindell Smith | Artesia NM PD |
| Sgt Lindell smith has served the citrizens of Artesia for 7 years. During that time he has held postions in Patrol, Training and Internal Affairs. He has held the postion of PIO for a year now and is committed to developing a strong relationship with area news agencies. |
| Nadine Hamby | Albuquerque Police Department |
| Public information officer for the Albuquerque Police Department. |
| Jess C. Williams | Dona Ana County PIO |
| Jess C. Williams is the Director of Public Information for Dona Ana County. |
| Bridget Spedalieri | New Mexico Department of Transportation-District One |
| The Distict One office of the New Mexico Department of Transportation encompasses Hidalgo, Grant, Luna, Dona Ana, Sierra and Socorro Counties, and the southern tip of Caltron County. It contains several major drainage areas including a portion or all of the following rivers: Rio Grande, Gila Mimbres, Alamosa, Rio Puerco and Rio Salado. The district covers the southwest portion of New Mexico, which borders three Port of Entries at Columbus, Antelope Wells and Santa Teresa. The PIO works on providing information current and accurate information to these surronding areas; including, fellow government agencies. |
| Marissa Padilla | Office of U.S. Representative Tom Udall (NM-3) |
| Tom Udall currently is serving in his fifth term in the U.S. House of Representatives, where he has earned a reputation as a principled and effective legislator known for taking courageous stands. During his two terms as Attorney General, he reduced domestic violence and instances of DUI, tackled political corruption, and protected consumers from corporate misdeeds. In Congress, he consistently has voted to end the war in Iraq; improve access to health care and educational opportunity; fight for our brave veterans and small businesses; as well as protect our natural treasures like the Valle Vidal, Ojito Wilderness, and Valles Caldera. Tom Udall has demonstrated his effectiveness to reach across partisan lines for the benefit of all New Mexicans. |
| Ann Powers | Roadrunner Food Bank |
| Roadrunner Food Bank of New Mexico is New Mexico’s largest non-profit organization dedicated to ending hunger. Through its statewide network of 600 partner agencies and six regional food banks, Roadrunner Food Bank distributes more than 16 million pounds of food annually to approximately 240,000 New Mexicans in need. Every dollar donated yields $12 worth of food. Roadrunner Food Bank is the only New Mexico member of America’s Second Harvest—the Nation’s Food Bank Network. In the 28 years since it was founded, Roadrunner Food Bank has distributed more than 150 million pounds of food statewide. For more information about Roadrunner Food Bank and its programs visit www.rrfb.org |
| Robert T. Nevarez | Dona Ana County Sheriff's Department |
| Domestic Violence Investigator/Public Information Officer, Dona Ana County Sheriff's Department On-call 24/7 |
| Lt. Rick Anglada | New Mexico State Police |
| Lt. Rick Anglada PIO for the New Mexico State Police. |
| Sheriff Greg Solano | Santa Fe County Sheriff's Office |
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| Brian Phillips | Rep. Steve Pearce |
| Press Secretary for Congressman Steve Pearce. |
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