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⚠️Bridge Closed⚠️Road 6675 Bridge is closed. A structure is pinned under the bridge that might be causing structural dam...
11/04/2026

⚠️Bridge Closed⚠️
Road 6675 Bridge is closed. A structure is pinned under the bridge that might be causing structural damage.

Check www.perimetermap.com for updates.

11/04/2026
Murray Bridge has ReopenedMurray Bridge on Highway 64 is reopened. Both eastbound lanes are open and one westbound lane ...
11/03/2026

Murray Bridge has Reopened
Murray Bridge on Highway 64 is reopened. Both eastbound lanes are open and one westbound lane is open.
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11/03/2026

The following shared on behalf of Waste Management:

Due to extensive rainfall in the area, access to the landfill tipping area is currently impacted by wet and unsafe conditions.
For the safety of our customers, employees, and equipment, we are currently unable to safely allow public vehicles access to the tipping area. We are, however, allowing most municipal and commercial vehicles that provide curbside and business waste collection services to our local communities to continue accessing the landfill.
At this time, a tow pin is required for commercial vehicles, as conditions may require us to assist by towing vehicles into and out of the tipping area.
We appreciate your patience and understanding as we work diligently to improve site conditions and restore safe, normal access as soon as possible.
Traffic restrictions may change as conditions improve. Please contact the San Juan Landfill Scale House at 505-386-5005 prior to arrival to confirm the current access restrictions and determine whether your vehicle can be accommodated.
Thank you for your continued patience and cooperation as we work to keep our customers, employees, and community safe.

11/03/2026

It's Election Day for the 2026 General! There are 33 polling places that are open from 7:00 am to 7:00 pm! Find the full list of polling places and the one nearest you at SJCClerk.net.

To learn more about the election and see your ballot, go to SJCClerk.net or call 505-334-9471

*NOTE: If you are voting in Aztec, the polling place is in the same building as usual (Fire Operations Center, 209 S. Oliver Dr.), but in a different room. Look for signs to point the way!

Morning Update - Tuesday, November 3, 2026Election DayAll 33 polling places are open from 7am to 7pm. If you are in line...
11/03/2026

Morning Update - Tuesday, November 3, 2026
Election Day

All 33 polling places are open from 7am to 7pm. If you are in line at 7pm, you will be allowed to vote. Polling place location list: SJCClerk.net
There are moderate decreases in all three rivers. None are below flood stage, but will continue to recede. We believe that the crest has passed on all rivers, but it will take 24-48 hours for floodwaters to recede.
Do not reenter evacuated areas. Hazards exist in the water and with utilities.
Areas with power outages will not be restored until crews can check the infrastructure.

McGee Park is open for sheltering. Cow House/4 Corners Stockyard is open to shelter livestock. Pets can be housed at McGee Park.

ROAD CLOSURES:
Pinon Hills is closed from 30th St. to La Plata Highway.
Highway 539 (Navajo Lake State Park) is closed from mile marker 0 to mile marker 5 due to severe flood damage.
South Church/Calle Del Rio/ CR5005/CR5008 in Bloomfield is closed.
There are additional residential street closures in place.
Road 5500 bridge is closed.

RESOURCES:
The Multi Agency Resource Center (MARC) is open at San Juan College, from 8am-5pm, Monday-Saturday. It is open even though the College is closed for students.
See the list of agencies here: http://sanjuancollege.edu/floodrecoveryresources
Please note: FEMA is NOT at the MARC at this time.

ASSESSMENTS:
Local crews are continuing damage assessments. So far, more than 600 properties have been surveyed. FEMA is also doing preliminary assessments.
IMPORTANT NOTE ABOUT ASSESSMENTS: This initial assessment is only the first. It is going to support the request for an emergency declaration; there will be numerous additional assessments for different purposes. Additionally, FEMA is on the ground and doing additional assessments as well. Homeowners and business owners should document damages and losses.
Businesses should be ready to report that information to be part of the disaster declaration; we will have information on how to report that soon.

SAFETY WARNING:
Do not return to evacuated areas. With current hazmat concerns and flood inundation, dangerous conditions exist.

SHELTER STATUS:
McGee Park's Red Cross Shelter remains OPEN and will continue sheltering for the time being. Pets are accepted at the shelter as long as they are crated.

UTILITY UPDATE:
Sewer systems
All sewer systems in San Juan County are online. Lift stations serving Kirtland and Aztec are offline due to power outages. Aztec is requesting conservation to save the strain on that system.
Power/electricity
FEUS will work to restore power. Crews will check infrastructure before restoring power. Power will only be restored to the customer’s breaker box. A qualified electrician will need to check residential systems.
Drinking water
All drinking water from the domestic water supply is safe. Private wells may be affected and should be tested.

DAMS & LAKES:
The Navajo Dam is at 77.74%, capacity and has 34.97 feet until water reaches the top of the spillway.
Additional Information:
Call 211 for info, resources, volunteers, donations
Volunteer Link: https://rdcrss.org/4iEccVC or https://teamrubiconusa.org/how-to-get-involved/volunteer-with-us/
Perimeter Maps - road and bridge closures and reopenings https://perimetermap.com/
Call 911 for emergencies
The Crisis Cleanup hotline is available to schedule volunteer help to clean your property. This is a FREE resource for residents affected by the recent flooding. Please call (575) 446-4767.
Follow San Juan County Office of Emergency Management and SJCOEM.com for updates.

UPDATE: This road has been reopened.⚠️ Road Closure ⚠️Pinon Hills is closed from 30th Street to La Plata Highway for str...
11/03/2026

UPDATE: This road has been reopened.
⚠️ Road Closure ⚠️
Pinon Hills is closed from 30th Street to La Plata Highway for structural purposes.
Stay updated on road closures and reopenings at www.perimetermap.com

11/03/2026

Reminder: San Juan College & Ft. Lewis College are closed today, Tue, Nov. 3, 2026, because of continued flooding impacts to staff & students. All school districts in San Juan County are also closed today because of election day. Complete list here: https://www.ksje.com/school-closures/

11/03/2026

Address

209 S Oliver Drive
Aztec, NM
87410

Opening Hours

Monday 7am - 5:30pm
Tuesday 7am - 5:30pm
Wednesday 7am - 5:30pm
Thursday 7am - 5:30pm

Telephone

+15053347700

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