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Doña Ana County Government Center Restores Services After Network Disruption

KVIA••Gabrielle Lopez
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The Doña Ana County Government Center experienced a significant network outage, affecting various services across all departments. As of 10:17 a.m. on Wednesday, in-person credit card payments, including property tax transactions, were unavailable, although cash, checks, and money orders were still accepted. Access to records and online systems was also limited, leading to delays in service. By 2:29 p.m., the county's public safety Facebook page announced that internet services and operations had resumed. This incident highlights the vulnerability of government services to technical disruptions and the importance of maintaining alternative payment methods.

Key Details: • Network outage reported on Wednesday morning, affecting all departments. • In-person credit card payments for property taxes were temporarily unavailable. • Cash, checks, and money orders were still accepted during the outage. • Services resumed by 2:29 p.m. on the same day.

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