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Administrative Office of the Courts (AOC)
The Administrative Office of the Courts exists to enable the courts of New Mexico to accomplish their mission through:
- Ensuring that the courts have adequate, equitably distributed resources
- Ensuring that the courts have and use current technology
Providing a fair and equitable statewide human resources system - Developing and implementing improved court processes and supporting courts in their use
- Collecting and providing information on and for the courts
- Managing and accounting for the collection of revenue
- Ensuring sound financial, budgeting and procurement practices in the management of court resources
- Providing administrative support for the magistrate courts
- Maintaining liaison with the legislative and executive branches of state government
Administrators
AOC Director
Arthur W. Pepin
AOC Deputy Director
Karl Reifsteck
AOC General Counsel
Celina Jones
Fiscal Services Director
Dimple Tafoya
Court Services Division Director
Court Operations Division Director
Jason Clack
Human Resources Division Director
Edwin Ellis
Judiciary Chief Technology Officer (CTO)
Cassandra Hayne
Education Services Director
Paula Couselo-Findikoglu
Communications
Barry Massey
Address
New Mexico Administrative Office of the Courts
The State of New Mexico
202 E. Marcy St.
Santa Fe, NM 87501
Contact
Phone: 505-827-4800
Fax: 505-827-4824
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