Bill Would Reclassify Dispatchers for PERA

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Española/Rio Arriba County dispatchers field a variety of calls each day ranging from medical emergencies to car accidents, fires to fatalities. They got together on April 19, 2024 to celebrate National Telecommunicators Week. Pictured are: Kimberly Gonzales and Robby Trujillo (kneeling); Hennessei Gutierrez (second row, left), Meranda Borrego, Victoria Jaramillo, Wyatt James; Edwin Olson (back row, left), Lauryn Jaramillo, Angelica Lujan, Josh Archuleta, Noah Gushard, Samuel Miner and Bernardo Jaramillo. They could be classified as law enforcement, if a bill successfully passes.

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A bill introduced in the New Mexico Senate on Jan. 28, could reclassify more than 1,000 public safety telecommunicators as law enforcement employees within the Public Employment Retirement Association of New Mexico (PERA). If passed, the legislation would authorize the…

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