Administrative Services
Administrative Services
Miranda Mascarenas, Division Director/CFO
The Administrative Services Division (ASD) is composed of four bureaus:
Purpose
The Administrative Services Division (ASD) provides support services to the programs and divisions of the Public Regulaton Commission. Those services include general, financial, and human capital management, capital assets oversight, records management, corporations, and information systems. By statute (Section 8-8-7 NMSA 1978), “the director of the administrative services division of the Commission shall record judgments, rules, orders, and other proceedings of the Commission and make a complete index to the judgments, rules, orders, and other proceedings; issue and attest all processes issuing from the Commission and affix the seal of the Commission to them; and preserve the seal and other property belonging to the Commission.” The Director of ASD also serves as the Chief Clerk of the Commission.
Mission
The mission of the Administrative Services Division is to provide and deliver guidance, information and expertise in the areas of administrative support to all divisions of the Commission and corporate consumers in an efficient and positive manner to ensure that the Commission meets statutory, regulatory and internal administrative requirements.
The demands placed on the Administrative Services Division dictate that it must be the visionary for the agency when it comes to strategic planning. It is the responsibility of the Division to direct and lead by example and to assist the other members of the Commission in the areas of strategy and policy formulation.
Vision
To accomplish its mission, the vision of the Administrative Services Division takes proactive forward-thinking and flexible management and strategic approaches to anticipate and meet future needs of the Commission.
- The Human Resources Bureau implemented a collective bargaining agreement and negotiated a supplemental agreement with the State Fire Marshal’s Office and the Association of Federal, State, and Municipal Employees.
- The Information Systems Bureau embarked on upgrading legacy mission critical systems into modernized platforms, improving the efficiency of business processes. These system upgrade efforts will directly affect the taxpayers of New Mexico, as data processing and information availability are optimized and platforms become more user-friendly for both internal and external customers.
Annual Financial Reports