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San Juan Water Commission

+1 (505) 564-8969
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7450 E Main St Ste B
Farmington, NM 87402
+1 (505) 564-8969
http://www.sjwc.org

The San Juan Water Commission, established in 1986 through a Joint Powers Agreement, is dedicated to safeguarding the water rights and resources of its member entities.

Comprised of The City of Aztec, City of Bloomfield, City of Farmington, San Juan County, and San Juan County Rural Water Users Association, the Commission ensures the provision of municipal water supply from surface water sources to its members.

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