Anthony Leekity
Deputy Clerk · McKinley County Clerk’s Office
Portrait and timestamp supplied by the publisher. Supplied Facebook source.
His public role
McKinley County’s current staff directory lists Anthony Leekity as a Deputy Clerk in the County Clerk’s Office.
The office records legal documents, including notices of intent to sue. Its staff can help establish when a document arrived, how it was recorded, and where it went next.
Published salary: $33,945.60 in the 2025 report
| Source | Position and department | Annual salary |
|---|---|---|
| 2025 employee salary report · page 2 | Deputy Treasurer · Treasurer | $33,945.60 |
| Staff directory · checked October 13, 2026 | Deputy Clerk · County Clerk’s Office | Not listed |
The salary is the annual figure published in the 2025 report. His current salary has not been verified. The sources list different positions. They do not explain that difference or establish a transfer date or current pay.
What his office does
The County Clerk’s responsibilities page says the office files and records legal documents, including notices of intent to sue. It also handles land records, judgments, licenses and permits, keeps commission minutes, administers officers’ oaths, and oversees the Bureau of Elections.
These are the office’s responsibilities. Anthony’s individual duties—such as receiving deliveries, logging notices, scanning documents or forwarding them—have not yet been established.
“Practice what you preach”
The supplied screenshots show two comments under Anthony Leekity’s name. The accompanying thread concerns a Gallup church controversy and respect for different religious beliefs.
In one reply, he wrote:
Barbara Gonzales-Donithan and I think you need to pipe down. Practice what you preach instead of being so hateful and spiteful.
In another, he wrote:
Barbara Gonzales-Donithan all of you can quote bible verses all day long until you are blue in the face BUT how many of you practice what you preach! We are all sinners. But we all believe in our ways whether it is Jesus Christ, Buddha, Allah. I respect your beliefs but not everyone believes in the same. At the end we are all sinners. Mind your business and don’t shove your beliefs down people’s throats.
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What we know about the deliveries
Two FedEx delivery notices dated October 13 show the recipient as “L.Likiti.” Whether that notation refers to Anthony Leekity remains unconfirmed.
The notices report delivery at 11:49 a.m.; no time zone appears beside that time. The tracking numbers end in 6900 and 3094.
An opportunity to help get a clear answer
Careful work at the clerk’s desk matters. A notice received, recorded and sent to the right person creates a record everyone can follow.
Anthony, if these notices reached your desk, can you help establish what happened next? Identifying your role and explaining the steps you took would help answer a straightforward question: where did the notices go?
No mishandling by Anthony has been established. This page asks for an accurate account of his involvement, if any.
October 13: receipt and routing records requested
The passenger sent a records request covering both deliveries. It asks for the records needed to identify the recipient and trace how the notices were handled.
- Who is the person recorded as “L.Likiti”?
- What are Anthony Leekity’s assigned duties, including any delivery-handling role?
- Who accepted, opened, logged, scanned or forwarded each package, and when?
- Which official, department or claims handler received each notice afterward?
- What do the original electronic records, metadata, intake logs and routing messages show?
The spelling in a carrier’s recipient field does not establish who entered it or who handled the documents afterward.
Read the records inquiry · Provide a response or supporting record