Governor Richardson's statewide coordinators, better known as “Czars” oversee and manage New Mexico’s efforts in Behavioral Health, Domestic Violence and DWI. The Czars coordinate the many varied, and sometimes redundant, services, programs, and funding sources that deal with these important issues. One person in each area manages, coordinates, and most importantly, is accountable for making these efforts effective.

Governor Richardson's Czars:

The Office of Nuclear Worker’s Advocacy was passed during the 2007 legislative session and signed into law by Governor Richardson. Current and former nuclear workers who would like to apply and seek assistance for compensation from the Energy Employees Occupational Illness Compensation Act should contact their office at 505-827-1636.