Aztec, New Mexico is the county seat of San Juan County. The Aztec Ruins National Monument, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is just outside the city limits. The origins of the town predate New Mexico statehood. The town is east of Flora Vista and Spencerville, north of Bloomfield, and southwest of Cedar Hill. The larger city of Farmington is southwest of Aztec.
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Chamber news and a calendar of events are published to its site, along with an overview of the benefits of membership, a mission statement, and a business directory. Also featured is information on pricing and an application form.
http://www.aztecchamber.com/
Aztec Municipal School District
Headquartered in Aztec, New Mexico, the public school administrative district operates a PK-12th grade curriculum utilizing three elementary school campuses, one middle school campus, and two high school campuses. Its schools are highlighted, with schedules, faculty contacts, and announcements.
http://www.aztecschools.com/
The location and hours of operation of the library facility in Aztec, New Mexico are published, along with a calendar of sponsored programs and events, an overview of its collections, services, and policies.
http://www.azteclibrary.org/
The location and office hours of the center are put forward, along with a calendar of community events, a blog, and a guide to attractions and destinations in or near the city of Aztec, New Mexico.
http://www.aztecnm.com/
The official web site for the city includes council meeting agendas and minutes, plans, projects, and public notices, as well as a guide to city services, area tourism, real estate availability, relocation, and economic development.
http://www.aztecnm.gov/
Headquartered in Aztec, its county seat, the official county web site offers an introduction and contacts for its administrative offices, departments, and elected officials. A history and published notices are included.
http://www.sjcounty.net/
TALON, a community-input newspaper, is published semi-monthly, on the first and middle of each month, and delivered to various area locations for free pickup, and mailed to subscribers. Current and back issues may be downloaded in PDF format, and subscription, advertising, and contact information are presented.
http://www.aztecnews.com/
