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State Office:
Linda Myers
Bureau Chief
Community Development & Commodities Section
P O Box 26507
Albuquerque, NM 87125-6507
Phone: 505-841-2696
Fax: 505-841-2691
linda.myers@state.nm.us
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State
Association:
INFORMATION NOT YET AVAILABLE
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Technical Assistance
Materials Available:
Policy and Procedures Manual for CSBG 1 (WordPerfect,
7K)
Policy and Procedures Manual for CSBG 2 (WordPerfect,
127K)
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State Task Force
Contacts:
New Mexico CSBG State Task Force Members
Linda A. Myers, Bureau Chief
(State Office)
HSD-ISD/Community Development & Commodities Bureau
P.O. Box 26507
Albuquerque, NM 87125-6507
Phone: 505-841-2696
Fax: 505-841-2691
Email: linda.myers@state.nm.us |
Dora Martinez, Executive Director
(CAA Non-profit)
Eastern Plains Community Action Agency
P.O. Box 1244 / 210 West Center
Tucumcari, NM 88401
Phone: 505-461-1914
Fax: 505-461-1930
Email: epcaa@sprynet.com |
Dora M. Fresquez, Program Manager
(State Office)
HSD-ISD/Community Development & Commodities Bureau
P.O. Box 26507
Albuquerque, NM 87125-6507
Phone: 505-841-2693
Fax: 505-841-2691
Email: dora.fresquez@state.nm.us |
Elisa Davis, Executive Director
(CAA Non-profit)
Southeast NM Community Action Corporation
1915 San Jose Blvd.
Carlsbad NM 88220
Phone: 505-887-3939
Fax: 505- 887-6357 |
Pauline Raia, Program Manager
(State Office)
HSD-ISD/Community Development & Commodities Bureau
P.O. Box 26507
Albuquerque, NM 87125-6507
Phone: 505-841-2625
Fax: 505-841-2691
Email: pauline.raia@state.nm.us |
Sara Kaynor, Executive Director
(CAA Non-profit)
Economic Council Helping Others (ECHO)
411 W. Main
Farmington, NM 87401
Phone: 505-325-7466
Fax: 505-326-5025
Email: echoinc@cyberport.com |
Barbara Ogborn, Program Manager
(State Office)
HSD-ISD/Community Development & Commodities Bureau
P.O. Box 26507
Albuquerque, NM 87125-6507
Phone: 505-841-2602
Fax: 505-841-2691
Email: barbara.ogborn@state.nm.us |
Ernest E. Ortega, Executive
Director (CAA Non-profit)
Home Education Livelihood Program
5101 Copper NE
Albuquerque, NM 87108
Phone: 505-265-3717
Fax: 505-265-5412 |
Rosemary Lujan, Program Manager
(State Office)
HSD-ISD/Community Development & Commodities Bureau
P.O. Box 26507
Albuquerque, NM 87125-2607
Phone: 505-841-2616
Fax: 505-841-2691
Email: rosemary.lujan@state.nm.us |
Jesus M. Sanchez, Executive
Director (CAA Non-profit)
Mid-West Community Action Program
P.O. Box 1418 / #6 Don Pasqual
Los Lunas, NM 87031
Phone: 505-866-0466
Fax: 505-865-1506 |
Bill Strouse, Executive Director
(CAA Non-profit)
Community Action Agency of Southern New Mexico
P.O. Drawer 130 / 301 Perkins Drive
Las Cruces, NM 88004-0130
Phone: 505-527-8799
Fax: 505-527-9028
Email: caasnm@zianet.com |
William Mast, Executive Director
(CAA Non-profit)
Sandoval County Economic Opportunity Council
P.O. Box 757 / 130 Calle Malinche
Bernalillo, NM 87004
Phone: 505-867-3374
Fax: 505-867-1357 |
Sam Parker, Executive Director
(CAA Non-profit)
Chaves County Community Action Agency
Box 2246 / 209 E. Hendricks
Roswell, NM 88202
Phone: 505-623-0014
Fax: 505-622-4812
Email: cccap@rt66.com |
Leroy Phillippi, Executive
Director
Taos County Limited Purpose Agency
P.O. Box FF / Old School Building / El Prado
Taos, NM 87571
Phone: 505-758-4227
Fax: 505-751-3272 |
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Statewide Reporting
Structure:
1) Electronic Data Transfers to State?
YES We are using the Tracker program designed by Certified Software
"Yes" indicates that agencies transfer
client/program reporting data to state either by:
- Completing annual NASCSP Information Survey
- Mailing disks with required CSBG monitoring data to the
state, or,
- Transfer data on-line.
2) State Reporting System Gathers Demographic Information on
Individual Clients?
YES
"Yes" indicates data can be sorted at
the state level.
3) Required Fiscal Reports to State Performance-based?
NO
"Yes" indicates agencies link the
delivery of services or outcomes to the invoicing process.
"No" indicates agencies may access a portion of their funds:
- Prior to beginning service delivery, and/or
- At regular calendar intervals throughout contract
period without regard to the number of units produced.
4) Local Agencies Report Outcomes to the State?
YES Report: New Mexico Outcomes
(PDF: 3K, 1 page)
"Yes" indicates that the state can produce
report containing statistics of outcomes achieved throughout the state.
5) Local Agencies Report Counts on Services to State?
YES
"Yes" indicates means that the state can
quantify the number and types of services delivered (not the number of people served).
6) State Provides Software to the Local Agencies for
Reporting CSBG Information?
NO We require the agenices to purchase and maintain a service agreement for the
TRACKER program.
"Yes" indicates local agencies use
standardized electronic reporting format.
7) Local Agencies Submit Information to the State for
Calculating Return-on-investment?
INFORMATION NOT YET AVAILABLE
"Yes" indicates either
- Agencies submit information in their proposals and/or
reports to the state.
- Agencies provide data and the state calculations one
statewide report.
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State Report
Format:
Outcomes, Objectives Table Form (PDF:
3K, 1 page)
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State Application
Formats:
Policy and Procedures Manual for CSBG 1 (WordPerfect,
7K)
Policy and Procedures Manual for CSBG 2 (WordPerfect,
127K)
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