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Commission

Sandoval County Board of County Commissioners

Sandoval County has a commission/manager form of government. The five members of the county commission are elected by voters within their respective districts. New Mexico State Law limits county commissioners to two consecutive four-year terms. The County Manager is appointed by the Commission to carry out policy and serve as chief administrative officer of County government.

Meet Your

County Commissioners

Katherine A. Bruch (D)

Katherine A. Bruch (D)

District 1

2nd Term
Re-Elected November 2022

Seat Term
January 2023 – December 2026

Next Election
for this seat is November 2026

district 1 outline
Jon Herr (R)

Jon Herr (R)

District 2

2026 Vice-Chairman

1st Term
Elected November 2024

Seat Term
January 2025 – December 2028

Next Election
for this seat is November 2028

district 2 outline
Michael Meek (R)

Michael Meek (R)

District 3

2nd Term
Re-Elected November 2022

Seat Term
January 2023 – December 2026

Next Election
for this seat is November 2026

district 3 outline
Jordan Juarez (R)

Jordan Juarez (R)

District 4

2026 Chairman
1st Term
Elected November 2024

Seat Term
January 2025 – December 2028

Next Election
for this seat is November 2028

district 4 outline
Joshua Jones (D)

Joshua Jones (D)

District 5

Appointed January 2023
Elected Nov. 2024

Appointed Seat Term
January 2023 – December 2024

District Seat Term
January 2025 – December 2028

Next Election
for this seat is November 2028

district 5 outline

Robert's Rules of Order Guidelines

  • The Purpose of the public comment period is for members of the public to inform the governing body about their views in order to inform the governing body.
  • The governing body has the right to set limits on what subjects may be addressed as long as any such limits are viewpoint neutral. The Purpose is Not reading from books or other documents that aren't the speaker's own views.
  • All speakers must address their comments to the Chair.
  • Governing body members are expected to model courtesy and respect and encourage members of the public to do the same.
  • Demonstrations such as booing, hissing, clapping are chilling to the discourse of the meeting and can inhibit free speech and will not be tolerated.

*Sandoval County Board of County Commissioners Resolution No. 1-11-23.9B

Commission District Maps

(Effective 01/01/2023)