REQUEST FOR LETTERS OF INTEREST – TORRANCE COUNTY DOMESTIC VIOLENCE COORDINATOR
Torrance County is requesting letters of interest from qualified individuals or organizations to provide services as a Domestic Violence Service Coordinator in Torrance County through June 30, 2026. A draft professional services agreement for these services can be found by clicking here. The scope of services for the Domestic Violence Service Coordinator can be found in Section 2 of the agreement. The County may provide a single award or multiple awards depending on the needs of the domestic violence program. Individuals wishing to submit a letter of interest can email their letter and a copy of their resume to jjbarela@tcnm.us. All letters of interest and resumes must be submitted by 5:00pm on Wednesday, October 22, 2025. Questions regarding this request can be emailed to jjbarela@tcnm.us.
Located in Estancia, N.M. Torrance County is one of the most productive agricultural counties in the United States. Pinto beans, corn, alfalfa and pumpkins are just a small portion of the crops, which are harvested throughout the year.
Torrance County is also home to the beautiful Manzano Mountains, Salinas National Monument and vast open, undisturbed rangeland which farmers, ranchers, and wildlife call home. Read more about us here.
Inspection of Public Records Act: IPRA requests may be completed online, sent via email to IPRA@tcnm.us, or via U.S. Mail to the attention of the Records Custodian PO Box 48, Estancia, NM 87016. Forms can be found on the County Manager's Page under "Quicklinks."
1-505-510-9200
PO BOX 48
205 S Ninth Street
Estancia, New Mexico 87016
Administrative Offices:
Monday - Thursday
7:30am to 5:30pm MST
Treasurer's Office:
Monday - Thursday
7:30am to 4:30pm MST
Torrance County has received $219,971.73 in Title III Funding for County Projects from the Forest Service. The Funding may be used for the following when services performed on a national forest or BLM lands: salary or wages of emergency response personnel deployed; replacement or repair of equipment destroyed, damaged, or expended during an emergency response; maintenance of vehicles, equipment, and facilities during an emergency response; purchase of capital equipment; expenses of training personnel to respond to emergencies; expenses of equipment and supplies to be kept on hand for response to emergencies; expenses of non-disposable personal protective equipment and electronic aids in anticipation of responding to emergencies; purchase of equipment for 911 emergency systems; implementing or carrying out a community wildfire protection plan; or education in a Firewise Community.
The County seeks to utilize this funding to assist in the purchase of new radios for first responders. The purchase of new radios will allow the County to have improved interoperability throughout the County, with mutual aid partners and improve responder safety through the communication with the Dispatch Center.
There is a required 45-day public comment period, in which the public may voice any questions, concerns, or suggestions related to the expenditure of the Title III Funds. Any responses the public wishes to submit may be emailed to sodell@tcnm.us, prior to October 14, 2025.
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