Category: Government

How Las Cruces Utilities Calculates Wastewater Service. [more…]

“The same rules must apply to everyone.” [more…]

Cutts brings 11 years of combined military service, having served in the U.S. Navy. [more…]

Labor Day will bring widespread government office closures across Las Cruces, Doña Ana County, Sunland Park and the state Monday, Sept. 7, with regular business… [more…]

“The NRC’s sweeping proposed rule changes would raise allowable radiation exposure levels, weaken monitoring and reporting requirements, and roll back a long‑standing standard, which is… [more…]

The Oversight Committee shall consist of three members who are city residents and who are not employed by the City, or in a direct contractual… [more…]

“New Mexico’s revenue outlook continues to show strength and stability, reflecting a resilient economy despite the challenges facing New Mexico consumers and global economic headwinds,” [more…]

District Court Judge Issues Temporary Restraining Order to Block Rule from Taking Effect [more…]

“The Court’s disposition… does not mean that any measure taken by the Government to implement the Order will necessarily be lawful. On that score, time… [more…]

Lawsuit Seeks to Block Unconstitutional USPS Rule that Directs States to Overhaul Vote-by-Mail Procedures on an Impossible Timeline and Risks Disenfranchising Eligible Voters [more…]

State seeks injunction, payback for illegally diverting water for border wall [more…]

Animals must be healthy and at least 3 months old to receive a rabies vaccination. [more…]

“New Mexico cannot wait for water scarcity to dictate our future.” [more…]

Join the conversation and discover the people, programs, and services that help keep Las Cruces moving forward. [more…]

Under state law, their respoective terms run until the next general election following one year after appointment, at which point she may stand for election to… [more…]

City Council also approved the City’s June 30, 2026, quarterly (fourth quarter) financial report for submission to the New Mexico Department of Finance and Administration,… [more…]

The committee will consist of 11 members total: two representatives from each County Commission district, as well as one additional member from anywhere in the… [more…]

“New Mexicans rely on and value our public lands, healthy wildlife populations and the economic benefits they bring to rural communities.” [more…]

The City of Las Cruces will share preliminary findings on crash data, traffic safety trends, and transportation challenges—and we want to hear your priorities too. [more…]

Doña Ana County invites Chaparral residents to attend a community presentation and feedback session to help shape the future expansion of the Delores Wright Community… [more…]

The work will take place on Sonoma Ranch Boulevard between Central Avenue and Santa Minerva Avenue. [more…]

Planned improvements include a new High Intensity Activated Crosswalk (HAWK) signal crossing on W. Amador Avenue at the Armijo Lateral along with new raised medians,… [more…]

A superfund is a federal hazardous-substances remediation program created by the EPA in 1980. [more…]

“Survivors have waited long enough for the truth.” [more…]

A public meeting will take place to collect input from and provide information to Las Cruces residents about the N. Alameda and Hoagland Road Intersection… [more…]

If you believe you scanned one of these fraudulent QR codes or entered payment information, contact ChargePoint Driver Support at 1-888-758-4389 as soon as possible… [more…]

“Meta built products it knew would fuel addiction, deepen a youth mental health crisis, and expose children to sexual exploitation, then lied to parents and… [more…]

This plan is the basic building block in helping improve overall roadway safety for all users. [more…]

“Protecting the groundwater that we rely on for drinking, bathing, and household and agricultural use is a very real priority for every New Mexican.” [more…]

The Activity Pool is scheduled to be reopened to the public on August 14. [more…]

“Our permitting process exists to protect the groundwater New Mexico families and farmers depend on — and we enforce it rigorously.” [more…]

We urge Congress to stand by their decision and keep these reforms in effect as we work to protect New Mexican consumers and businesses that… [more…]

The inspection was part of the state’s continuing oversight to help ensure remediation efforts remain effective and protective of surrounding communities and the environment. [more…]

“The federal government cannot hide behind procedural excuses when New Mexicans deserve answers.” [more…]

Following the close of public comment, the livestream switched to a holding screen (“placecard”) for approximately twenty minutes. [more…]

The ASCMV Board meets quarterly at 9 a.m. on Thursdays at Las Cruces City Hall. [more…]

Motorists are urged to slow down, obey posted work zone signs, watch for construction personnel and equipment, and use extra caution when traveling through active… [more…]

The new system will replace the current InvoiceCloud payment portal. [more…]

The announcement comes as state and local agencies continue monitoring conditions following recent heavy rainfall across portions of southern New Mexico. [more…]

“New Mexico earned this, and I appreciate that members of the DNC’s Rules and Bylaws Committee took our pitch for early primary status seriously.” [more…]

Residents and members of the business community will be encouraged to sit at the table of their council district and participate in an interactive small-group… [more…]

The public engagement phase follows the release of the City’s Landscape Analysis & Needs Assessment, which provided a comprehensive overview of current conditions, leadership perspectives,… [more…]

“New Mexico communities understand that keeping New Mexico clean and beautiful boosts state pride for residents and creates a more pleasant experience for travelers.” [more…]

The Board of County Commissioners will begin the process of determining next steps regarding county leadership. Additional information will be shared with the public as… [more…]

The meeting will be held from 6-7 p.m. MDT on Thursday, July 30, via Zoom. [more…]

The statement was released in response to the President’s remarks and reflects the county clerk’s position on the administration of elections in New Mexico. [more…]

DFA partners with local governments and regional councils of governments to distribute funds and support recipient organizations.  [more…]

Utility customers will still have several payment options available, including the after-hours payment drop box located between City Hall and Thomas Branigan Memorial Library, the City’s 24-hour pay-by-phone… [more…]

The emails appear to come from individuals posing as Community Development staff and may use the names of actual County employees to appear legitimate. [more…]

“This next phase is about listening to the people who experience Las Cruces every day.” [more…]

“I absolutely will not risk any disclosure of voters’ private data, as it could carry very real and severe consequences for the personal lives of… [more…]

Participants are encouraged to ask questions of the police auditors in an open forum and share experiences, information or concerns to help the OIR Group… [more…]

The continued fare-free service reflects a broader effort across New Mexico to encourage the use of public transportation. [more…]

“The integrity of New Mexico’s public processes depends on ensuring that every voice is authentic.” [more…]

The New Mexico Department of Transportation reminds motorists to reduce speeds, obey all work-zone signs and watch for construction crews and equipment. [more…]