William (Bill) Hall, was born and raised in Farmington, New Mexico, where he graduated high school in 1980. Bill graduated from New Mexico State University and went on to join the San Juan County Sheriff’s Office, where he served on patrol and as a detective before joining the FBI in 1998.   Bill served 24 years with the FBI, first in the St. Louis Division and then transferred to the Albuquerque Division, Farmington Resident Agency. During his tenure he was charged with investigating narcotics, organized crime and Indian Country violations. He retired in 2022 as the Senior Supervisory Resident Agent over both the Farmington and Gallup offices, as well as the Indian Country program director for the Albuquerque Division.

Bill currently serves as a State Representative for District 3 and is a member of the House Judiciary Committee as well as the Veterans and Labor Committee. He is married to Deana Hall and has 3 grown children, a police officer, a teacher and the mother of his only grandson. The greatest title Bill has ever had is that of Dad and now of grandpa.