Category: Government

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…]

Early morning construction work will take place each day beginning 4 a.m. from Monday, July 13 to Friday, July 17 at 5275 Camino Coyote Lane… [more…]

These updates are intended to help facilitate an organized, timely and efficient opportunity for community members to share their comments. [more…]

Since November 2025, the Las Cruces Police Department has received roughly 100 reports of stolen copper wire. [more…]

This is an opportunity to share your thoughts, concerns, and ideas regarding important community issues. [more…]

The public is asked to adhere to all project postings and stay out of the repaired/barricaded playground area. [more…]

All resolutions were passed unanimously with six votes, Councilor Bill Mattiace was absent from the meeting. [more…]

The Treasurer’s Office serves as the property tax collector for Doña Ana County, the City of Las Cruces, Hatch and Gadsden Public Schools, the State… [more…]

This active representation allows the city (Sunland Park) to advocate for equitable environmental protections, resource allocation, and monitoring systems that protect the health of local… [more…]

It will need to be poured during cooler early morning hours to allow it to be properly placed and finished. [more…]

“Our mission goes beyond expanding broadband; our work includes improving access to technology, digital skills and ongoing support.” [more…]

Guardrail and concrete barrier replacement continues between mile markers 6 and 14. Lane closures remain in place in both directions with reduced speed limits. [more…]

“Mail-in voting is a proven, secure, and indispensable part of our election system, relied upon by over 90,000 eligible New Mexico voters in just the… [more…]

F.A. United States Attorney Ryan Ellison, Las Cruces Mayor Eric Enriquez, and New Mexico State Senator Crystal Brantley will deliver remarks recognizing Chief Story’s service… [more…]

Because water flows across the border, the City is participating in a regional coordination effort that includes the International Boundary and Water Commission (IBWC), the… [more…]

“Today’s decision reaffirms one of the clearest promises in the United States Constitution: if you are born on American soil, you are an American citizen.” [more…]

“New Mexico is one of the few states in the nation that hasn’t increased passenger vehicle registration in fees in decades.” [more…]

City officials thanked residents and motorists for their patience and cooperation while the intersection remained closed and drivers were asked to use alternate routes. [more…]

New Mexico’s voters are encouraged to regularly review voting and election information that is available on the Secretary of State’s Office’s website at sos.nm.gov and… [more…]

“Additional funding for Wi-Fi service is another step toward closing the digital divide in our state.” [more…]

Library staff remain committed to serving our community and appreciate the ongoing support as we adapt to these changes. [more…]

“New Mexico has long been a leader in election integrity and security.” [more…]

Anyone overcome by heat should be moved to a cool, shaded location as quickly as possible. [more…]

“Being able to freely cast your vote is at the heart of our democracy, and I will continue fighting to protect that right for all… [more…]

“President Trump’s lawsuit and the so‑called settlement that followed represent an unprecedented abuse of the legal system and a blatant attempt to convert federal litigation… [more…]

“These cases reflect my Office’s ongoing commitment to protecting taxpayer-funded health care programs, safeguarding public resources, and holding accountable those who exploit medical systems for… [more…]

Early morning construction work will take place between 4 and 10 a.m. on Wednesday, June 24 and Thursday, June 25 at 5275 Camino Coyote Lane… [more…]

The public review period will remain open through Friday, July 3. [more…]

Those who park in the lot will be asked to seek alternate parking during this time.  [more…]

The proposed improvements would bring both the bridges and adjacent roadway into compliance with current design and safety standards. [more…]

Las personas interesadas deben enviar su currículum a Karina Alarcon al correo electrónico Karina.Alarcon@sunlandpark-nm.gov. [more…]

Consistent with Executive Order 14154, “Unleashing American Energy,” the BLM’s geothermal lease sales help meet the energy needs of U.S. citizens, will solidify the nation as a… [more…]

Motorists who regularly use either parking area are encouraged to plan ahead and allow extra time during the temporary closures. [more…]

“Nuclear energy has potential to make real, meaningful changes to the energy structure in our country, but only if it’s done right.” [more…]

Doña Ana County road crews worked through the night after powerful winds brought down trees along Little Road in Anthony, blocking traffic and creating hazards… [more…]

The action follows YesCare’s latest missed payroll payment to employees on Friday, June 5. [more…]

With county certification now complete, the election process moves to the post-election system check required under New Mexico law. [more…]

Services will resume at 1 p.m. and remain available through regular business hours, which end at 4 p.m. [more…]

“The Servicemembers Civil Relief Act gives servicemembers and their spouses the right to have their covered out-of-state law licenses recognized in a state where they… [more…]