Union County, Administrative division in northeastern New Mexico, United States
Union County is an administrative division in northeastern New Mexico with Clayton as its county seat. The region consists of grasslands and plains that make up the landscape across approximately 3,831 square miles.
Union County was established in 1893 through territorial legislative action, marking the beginning of organized local government in northeastern New Mexico. This formation allowed the region to develop administrative structures and governance.
Residents of Union County participate in regular town hall meetings and community forums to address local matters and maintain civic engagement.
Law enforcement services are provided by the Sheriff's Office through departments including Patrol, Investigations, and Court Services across the territory. Visitors should know that services are distributed throughout the county area.
The county maintains specialized programs for monitoring vulnerable individuals through the administrative division of the Sheriff's Department.
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