Category: Government

Andy Hume, Director of the Las Cruces International Airport, said the airport followed a comprehensive three-year process for developing an ambitious Master Plan.

Improvements will include replacing and upgrading the pavement, curb and gutter, curb ramps, street lighting, and signage.

The Utilities payment window at the Government Center, 845 N. Motel Blvd. will also be closed so that staff may attend the meeting.

Be aware of changing weather conditions and the potential for flash floods from rains that might fall upstream from your location.

Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham today vetoed 16 bills from the 2025 legislative session.

Along with consultants at Smith Engineering Company, the Flood Commission has conceptually designed 7 Phases of flood control improvements in La Union, and recently broke ground on the construction of Phase 1.

The temporary outage is expected to last from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Thursday, April 17, 2025.

“These appropriations bills represent significant investments in New Mexico’s future, from education and healthcare to critical infrastructure.”

Voting should be accessible, secure, and fair—and changes to election law should never make it harder for citizens to participate.

A complete list of bills signed by the governor on April 10, 2025

Under SB 376, the state’s contribution to employee health insurance premiums will increase, significantly lowering costs for workers.

Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham today signed 10 bills addressing a wide range of issues including worker protections, education, public safety, economic development, and community support. 

Adjacent areas also may be affected by the outage. If water on your street is scheduled to be turned off, a door hanger notice will be posted a minimum of 24-hours in advance.

Public safety workers, such as animal control, detention center and law enforcement officers, firefighters will remain at work, as their roles are essential to maintaining core County operations.

“The Strategic Water Supply program unlocks economic opportunities by providing brackish water for manufacturing and clean energy development, while preserving our freshwater for other vital uses.” 

Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham today signed 41 bills into law, addressing a wide range of priorities including healthcare access, economic development, education, environmental protection, and public safety.

Operation Zia Shield is scheduled to begin mid-May once the Soldiers and Airmen have completed their training.

The new law enhances background check requirements for caregivers, expanding the list of disqualifying offenses to ensure those providing care meet stricter standards. 

The New Mexico National Guard offered to help, so APD requested civilian, “PSA-like” support to help maintain momentum in the fight against crime as it prepares for the seasonal uptick in activity.

Their training to assist APD is already underway under the supervision of the New Mexico Department of Homeland Security, Department of Public Safety, State Police and APD. 

In addition to the bills signed, above, the Governor will hold a signing event April 8, 2025, when Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham will join state legislators at the State Capitol to sign four bills related to the implementation of the 50-Year Water Action Plan and PFAS environmental controls.

Notices of Value will be mailed to property owners May 1 this year. Throughout the state, county assessors are generally required to mail them around April 1.

Normal business hours will resume immediately after this period.

Currently, 80 percent of New Mexico credentials are REAL ID compliant.

Homes in the area of 2900 Broadmoor Drive in Las Cruces may experience a water outage between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m., on Wednesday, April 2, 2025 to accommodate the Stern Drive Waterline Extension Project.

On March 10, 2025, the City announced the closure of the Hadley Sports Complex (which includes Harty, Paz, Ron Galla and Maag fields) and Apodaca softball fields to assess the safety concerns around the stability of the poles.

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The proposed new budget will next be presented during a City Council work session and public hearing set for April 14, 2025.

The legislation, which expands property tax exemptions and provides free access to state parks, represents New Mexico’s commitment to supporting those who have served our country. 

To request a locate or to ask questions about what is required, contact New Mexico One Call Toll Free at 811 Or Submit Your Request Online At The New Mexico 811 Website.