Effective communication is the cornerstone of the First Judicial District Attorney’s mission to uphold justice and serve the community. By fostering transparency and building bridges between our office, community partners, and the public, our communications efforts ensure that truth, fairness, and accountability remain at the forefront of our work.
Strengthening Community Partnerships
Justice is not achieved in isolation. It requires collaboration with community organizations, law enforcement, educators, healthcare providers, and other stakeholders. Through clear and consistent communication, we strengthen these critical partnerships, working together to address complex challenges like crime prevention, victim support, and youth education.
Our communications team ensures that these partnerships are built on shared goals and mutual understanding, allowing us to leverage collective expertise and resources for a safer, stronger community.
Promoting Transparency and Public Trust
In the age of misinformation, sharing accurate and timely information is more important than ever. The District Attorney’s Office is committed to being a reliable source of truth, providing the public with clear insights into our work, case outcomes, and initiatives.
By maintaining open lines of communication through press releases, public statements, and social media, we not only inform but also engage the community in meaningful dialogue. We want to reinforce the public’s confidence in the justice system.
Raising Awareness and Empowering Change
Effective communication is a powerful tool for education and empowerment. Whether it’s sharing information about victims’ rights, raising awareness about public safety issues, or spotlighting youth educational programs, our messaging aims to inform and inspire action.
Our Commitment
The First Judicial District Attorney’s Office understands that communication is not just about delivering information—it’s about creating connection, fostering understanding, and driving positive change. By engaging openly and authentically, we strengthen our relationships with the community and ensure that justice is not just done, but seen to be done.
Isiah Yazzie of Pick Up New Mexico interviews Mary Carmack-Altwies, District Attorney for the 1st district of New Mexico on November 6, 2024