Saving Lives Every Day - San Juan County Communications Authority

News

SJCCA Board meeting: Ther next regular scheduled board meeting is scheduled for September 12, 2018 @0900.; Read More >>

Employment Opportunities: We are currently not accepting applications; we usually do a hiring cycle in January, check back here for more information.; Read More >>

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House Watch Officer Safety Request Form

Open Records Request Form

The San Juan County Communications Authority complies with the N ew Mexico Inspection of Public Records Act. SJCCA shall respond to any written request for records, and oral requests to the extent possible. Requested records that fall into the exceptions to the Inspection of Public Records Act are listed in NMSA 14-2-1.

To expedite your request, please use the S JCCA Open Records Request Form.

Who We Are

The San Juan County Communications Authority is the primary Public Safety Answering Point for San Juan County. SJCCA is a Joint Powers Agreement agency, being a combined effort between the cities of Aztec, Bloomfield, and Farmington, as well as San Juan County and the New Mexico Department of Public Safety.

What We Do

SJCCA serves as the 9-1-1 call center for all of San Juan County, with the exception of portions of the Navajo Nation Reservation. Communications Authority Dispatchers broadcast emergency calls for service to police, fire and EMS throughout San Juan County.

Whom We Serve

The Communications Authority provides dispatching and unit tracking services for the following agencies:

San Juan County Sheriff’s
Office
Farmington Police
Department
Aztec Police Department
Bloomfield Police
Department

San Juan County
Fire Department
Farmington Fire
Department
Bloomfield Fire
Department
Aztec Fire Department

San Juan Regional EMS
AirCare Air Ambulance
Service
New Mexico State
Game and Fish

Bureau of Land
Management
New Mexico State Probation
and Parole

Chaco Canyon National

Park Rangers
Detention Center
Transport Units