County Seeks Input On Roadway Hazards Following Recent Flooding

Recent flooding has highlighted the importance of understanding where roadway hazards occur and how they affect the roads and routes communities rely on.

Source: Doña Ana County

Following recent storms and flooding across Doña Ana County, the County is encouraging residents to share their experiences with flooding and other roadway hazards through Route Ready, the County’s Road Network Resilience Plan. The project’s Interactive Map and 3-minute survey will remain available through November 1, 2026.

Recent flooding has highlighted the importance of understanding where roadway hazards occur and how they affect the roads and routes communities rely on. Through Route Ready, the County is gathering local experiences to better understand roadway vulnerabilities, access challenges and community connectivity.

Community members can share their experiences in two ways:

• Interactive Map: Drop a pin to identify where roadway hazards occur and how they affect you.
• 3-Minute Survey: Share the same information by describing the location and your experience.

Community feedback will be considered alongside technical data and existing conditions to help identify roadway vulnerabilities and inform strategies for a safer, more reliable and resilient road network.

Residents are encouraged to share their input by November 1, 2026, at DonaAna.gov/RouteReady.

Doña Ana County Route Ready is a federally funded, countywide Road Network Resilience Plan focused on understanding vulnerabilities across the road network and identifying strategies to support long-term reliability, access and resilience. The final plan will help guide future transportation decisions, project development, partnerships and funding opportunities.