Healing Sierra County, One Community at a Time
As of 2020, Sierra County’s population was approximately 11,436, with Truth or Consequences serving as the county seat.
It spans approximately 4,179 square miles in total area, covering a vast and predominantly rural landscape.
County Specific Priorities
- Expand community education and prevention programs in schools and public spaces
- Improve access to Medications for Addiction Treatment (MAT) through partnerships with regional providers or telehealth
Building a Stronger New Mexico—Together
Sierra County Resource Leader
The ORC has identified a community leader from each county to serve in a “Resource Leader” role for the ORC project. Community leaders often possess a deep understanding of local needs and challenges. They have their finger on the pulse of the community, which allows them to identify pressing issues and gaps that require attention. Their insights help ensure that projects are relevant, effective, and tailored to meet the specific needs of the people they serve.
Lisa Daniel
Sierra County Resource Leader
Lisa Daniel is the Executive Director of The OliveTree Creative Arts Community Center in Sierra County, with over 30 years in behavioral health. She is committed to breaking cycles of substance use and supporting her community through prevention, harm reduction, and recovery efforts.
Lisa Daniel, CFPSW, CSW, CHW
The ORC provided essential support during The OliveTree’s IOP application process, helping streamline paperwork and clarify procedural steps. Their expertise in policies and key requirements made a complex task much more manageable. Their guidance ensured everything was completed efficiently and accurately.
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