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Friday, November 6, 2026

San Juan County's rivers are below flood stage and evacuations are lifted

Plus, free well water testing and three local teams in the football playoffs

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Flood update

San Juan County officials say all rivers have dropped below flood stage, and evacuations are lifted along all three. hasn't been approved yet, so officials encourage you to document damage and expenses. KRQE NEWS 13

Well water

If you use a private well, free testing is offered in Bloomfield and Aztec. Until your water is verified, health officials advise bottled water, disinfected water or water boiled for at least one minute. 96.3 KKOB

Volunteers

Christopher Self founded Wild Horse Valley Strong to lead flood relief in Farmington after back-to-back flooding damaged 1,500+ homes. He has organized food donations and heavy equipment for cleanup, and he says he needs more volunteers. KOB 4

Playoffs

Three San Juan County teams are in action this weekend: Navajo Prep hosts Legacy Academy Friday night, Farmington visits Sandia in Class 6A, and Kirtland Central hosts Hatch Valley in Class 3A. Piedra Vista and Bloomfield both got byes. Tri City Record

Gas prices

Farmington has the highest average gas price among New Mexico's major metro areas at $4.31 per gallon, while Albuquerque has the lowest at $3.88. The statewide average is $4.00, down 18 cents from last week. 96.3 KKOB

Farmington drivers pay the most among the state's major metros

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Farmington average$4.31
New Mexico average$4.00+31¢
U.S. average$4.10+21¢
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Farmington$4.31No change

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Flood Recovery

“It’s gloomy down there, but there’s a lot of optimism and hope, and that’s one thing I’m trying to bring is that hope.”

Christopher Self, founder of Wild Horse Valley Strong

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Daily Farmingtonto me · Fri., Nov. 66:00 a.m.

San Juan County's rivers are below flood stage and evacuations are lifted

Plus, free well water testing and three local teams in the football playoffs

The TLDR

  1. All three rivers are below flood stage; evacuations are lifted
  2. Free well water testing is offered in Bloomfield and Aztec
  3. Wild Horse Valley Strong needs more volunteers
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