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Las Cruces is a charter city (also called a home-rule city) and has a council-manager form of government. City council meetings are broadcast live on www.clctv.com and locally on CLC-TV Comcast cable channel 20. The City of Las Cruces has approximately 1,600 employees within its municipality.

The City of Las Cruces will hold a Celebration of Service for Fire Station 3 at 2 p.m. on Thursday, October 15, 2026.Fir...
09/30/2026

The City of Las Cruces will hold a Celebration of Service for Fire Station 3 at 2 p.m. on Thursday, October 15, 2026.

Fire Station 3 was built in 1968 and provided service to the west side of Las Cruces until a new station was built with GO Bond funding in 2022.

As part of this Celebration of Service, there will be a groundbreaking for a new Mobile Integrated Health building where both the MIH and LIGHT (Lessening Instance of Grief Harm & Trauma) teams will be located.

Featured speakers will include Mayor Eric Enriquez, District 4 City Councilor Johana Bencomo, Fire Chief Michael Daniels, and other key partners in the project.

The event is open to the public and will be streamed on the City’s YouTube Channel.

Fire Chief Michael Daniels, Clinical Supervisor Allison Stoner, and Case Manager Wes Smith presented to the Legislative ...
09/30/2026

Fire Chief Michael Daniels, Clinical Supervisor Allison Stoner, and Case Manager Wes Smith presented to the Legislative Health and Human Services Committee today about Crisis Intervention Services in our community.

We are always thankful for the opportunity to speak with legislative committees about important issues and topics affecting our community.

A bet is a bet! 🤷 The I-25 football rivalry between the NMSU Aggies and UNM Lobo Football brought a friendly wager betwe...
09/30/2026

A bet is a bet! 🤷

The I-25 football rivalry between the NMSU Aggies and UNM Lobo Football brought a friendly wager between Las Cruces Mayor Eric Enriquez and Albuquerque Mayor Tim Keller.
Following the Lobos’ win on Saturday, Sept. 26, Mayor Enriquez made followed through on the bet rand raised the UNM flag in Las Cruces.

Here are a few moments from today’s flag raising! 🐺🏈

The City of Las Cruces Parks and Recreation Department, along with City Park Rangers, is closing La Llorona Park immedia...
09/30/2026

The City of Las Cruces Parks and Recreation Department, along with City Park Rangers, is closing La Llorona Park immediately due to rising water levels from the Rio Grande.

Recent rain and runoff have caused water levels to increase, creating potentially dangerous and life-threatening conditions in and around the park.

Please stay out of La Llorona Park until further notice and do not attempt to enter or cross areas affected by rising or floodwater.

The park is expected to remain closed through Wednesday, September 30, and will be assessed for safety before reopening.

Please avoid rising water and flooded areas. Turn around—don’t risk your safety.

09/30/2026

A BET IS A BET! LOBOS FLAG FLIES IN LAS CRUCES! 🐺🏈

The I-25 football rivalry between the NMSU Aggies and UNM Lobos brought more than bragging rights this year — it brought a friendly wager between Las Cruces Mayor Eric Enriquez and Albuquerque Mayor Tim Keller!

The deal was simple: if the Aggies won on Saturday, Sept. 26, Albuquerque City Hall would fly the NMSU flag. If the Lobos came out on top, Mayor Enriquez would raise the UNM flag in Las Cruces.
Well, the Lobos claimed the victory, and Mayor Enriquez held up his end of the bargain!

We invited all City employees that were UNM fans but only one lonely lobo showed up (thanks Vanessa for representing!)

At approximately 8:45 a.m. Wednesday, Sept. 30, the Lobo flag went up, bringing a little red and silver to Aggie country. 🔴⚪

Cariño to Our Utilities Water Crew!We received the following message from a Utilities retiree expressing his appreciatio...
09/30/2026

Cariño to Our Utilities Water Crew!

We received the following message from a Utilities retiree expressing his appreciation for the Water crew’s hard work and professionalism during a recent repair in his neighborhood:

"Ken Needham here, a voice from the distant past. We began experiencing low water pressure, so I called dispatch and they sent out serviceman Mario Jacquez. He checked the pressure and found it was low and said he would check around. He called me back and left a message that there was a leak in the alley behind my house. This was yesterday. The on-call water crew showed up and repaired it.
The members include: Roberto Calderon, Crew Leader; Eloy Gonzales, HEO – Water; Kalub Mancell, Water Worker II; Manuel Trujillo, Water Worker II; and Mario Jacquez, H2O Service Technician.
It was a BIG job. It took them many hours to get it done. They worked hard in muddy, wet conditions. I was very impressed with the equipment they had and the way they worked together as a team. They treated each other with respect and, despite the difficult circumstances, kept their sense of humor. It made me proud to be a LC Utilities retiree. Thank you and the Department for a job well done and a satisfied customer.

From: Ken Needham, Utilities Director Retired, 1996"

Ken’s note highlights the dedication, teamwork, and professionalism our Utilities crews bring to every job — especially the challenging ones. Their commitment to serving residents with care and respect continues to make a meaningful impact across our community.

Thank you to this Water crew for your hard work and for showing what Adelante con Cariño looks like in action. 💛

09/29/2026

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700 N Main Street
Las Cruces, NM
88001

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Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
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