Welcome to Farmington, New Mexico
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Located in the northwest corner of the state, Farmington, New Mexico, is a wonderful place to live and do business. Farmington is part of San Juan County which covers 5,560 square miles. This is an area larger than the entire state of Connecticut.
There are fertile river valleys surrounded by high desert, rolling plateaus, mesas, and mountain ranges. The Animas, La Plata, and San Juan Rivers flow through Farmington, accounting for two-thirds of the surface water in New Mexico.
An average of 273 sunny days per year means that year round outdoor activities are very enjoyable in Farmington.
The annual average rainfall is 7.5 inches and the average snowfall is 12.3 inches.
The average high temperature in January is 46.1 degrees with an average annual high temperature in July of 93.2 degrees. The average annual low temperature in January is 19 degrees with an average annual low temperature in July of 60.2 degrees. Sounds great, doesn’t it?
Moving
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Great shopping opportunities, progressive schools, state of the art medical facilities, and friendly people are all reasons to relocate to sunny Farmington, New Mexico.
Do you like to hike, swim, fish,
mountain bike, ski, hunt, camp, or boat? How about baseball, soccer, football, softball, tennis and golf for participants and spectators alike?
History of Farmington
Situated in the northwestern corner of New Mexico, Farmington is the largest town in the Four Corners area.
The Navajos call it Totah, the meeting place of the waters.
In 1876 William Hendrickson led a small party of pioneers from Animas City, Colorado to a well-situated spot where the La Plata, Animas and San Juan Rivers converge.
Climate
Farmington and surrounding areas enjoy year-round pleasant climate. Residents and visitors enjoy the mild changes in temperature and scenery brought on by each of the four seasons.
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The Farmington Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors
Executive Committee
Mary Rogers, Chairman of the BoardCorey Freeman, Chairman Elect
David Busch
Heather Fortner
Dr. Carletta Thompson Clete Berens
Mark Biel
John Byrom
Tonya Daniell
Nathan Duckett
John Elchert
Heather Fortner
Ginger Palmer
Adam Kinney
Carmen Martinez
Jeff Ring
Jeff Smith
Catherine Zaharko
Ex-Officio Members
Tony AtkinsonDr. James Henderson
Margaret McDaniel
Tonya Stinson Tommy Roberts
Rob Mayes
Janel Ryan Allison Davis Dr. Toni Pendergrass Scott Eckstein Jack Fortner GloJean Todacheene Keith Johns Julie Rasor
Become a Member
Your company can benefit from becoming a member of the Farmington Chamber of Commerce. Learn More…..
New Members
LA RANCHERA 1280 AM
FARM BUREAU FINANCIAL SERVICES
THAT GUY TECHNOLOGIES
SAN JUAN COUNTY FAIR ASSOCIATION
COLETTE MYLAN – INDEPENDENT ASSOCIATE WITH LEGAL SHIELD
GOOD SAMARITAN SOCIETY – FOUR CORNERS VILLAGE
RR MARKETING
LESLIE DIMMICK
HAMPTON INN UNIVERSITY MIDTOWN
Renewing Members
DESERT VIEW FAMILY COUNSELING
MUSI MAJLUF/FARMERS INSURANCE
RICH CROSS STATE FARM AGENCY
SMITH CHIROPRACTIC, P.C.
OMI
RISLEY LAW FIRM P.C.
ALADDIN CARPET CLEANING
DURANGO PARTY RENTAL
JUMBO MINI-STORAGE
SAN JUAN CATHOLIC CHARITIES
THE SPARE RIB BBQ COMPANY
ALSCO
BORDER STATES ELECTRIC COMPANY
DURANGO JOE’S
STATE FARM INSURANCE – TRUDY GOLDSMITH
STRADLING CONSTRUCTION
UNM SAN JUAN CENTER
CONSULTATION SERVICES
FARMINGTON ELK’S LODGE #174
MENICUCCI INSURANCE
DURANGO HERALD
FASTTRACK COMMUNICATIONS
PATHFINDER
TRAVEL HOST MAGAZINE
THREE RIVERS EATERY AND BREWHOUSE
We can’t thank these businesses enough for recognizing the value of membership in the Farmington Chamber of Commerce. Please remember them when you need their goods and services!
