Press Releases
For live, brief weekly updates of county news, tune in Wednesdays to Jack Lutz in the Morning at approximately 7:35 a.m. on The Rocket 99.9 or on Your Morning Show at approximately 8:10 a.m. on KVLC, 101-Gold. On Thursday mornings, you can tune in to the following stations: KGRT Morning Country Show with Joel and Patricia at approximately 7:40 a.m., then on HOT 103.1’s Morning Show (approx. 8:02-8:05 a.m.). In addition, you can hear updates throughout the week at various times on AM 570, KSNM.
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9/29/2004 12:00am
HEAVY FLOODING REPORTED IN VADO AREA
The Doña Ana County Emergency Operation Center has been advised that several residents in the Vado and Del Cerro communities are suffering heavy flooding at this time. Resources are being deployed on a prioritized basis throughout the county. read more...
9/29/2004 12:00am
BREACH NOW ‘UNLIKELY’ AS RESERVOIR EAST OF FARM/RANCH MUSEUM RUNS OVER
Water continues to flow over a makeshift dam east of the Bruce King Farm and Ranch Heritage Museum, but engineers on the scene from the Doña Ana County Flood Commission report that the danger of a sudden breach is “unlikely.” read more...
9/29/2004 12:00am
RESERVOIR EAST OF FARM AND RANCH MUSEUM RUNNING OVER; BREACH POSSIBLE
A makeshift dam east of the Bruce King Farm and Ranch Heritage Museum is overflowing and in danger of breaching. If the dam should breach, the area around the museum is in danger. Engineers do not believe that residents of the Golf Country Estates are in immediate danger from a gradual breach, but residents are advised that in the event of a sudden failure, some residential flooding could occur. read more...
9/29/2004 12:00am
RUNOFF FILLING PRIVATE RESERVOIR EAST OF FARM AND RANCH MUSEUM
Heavy rains Wednesday afternoon on the west face of the Organ Mountains have channeled water through natural arroyos into a sand pit that acts as a reservoir east of the Bruce King Farm and Ranch Heritage Museum. The ponding area last filled with water after heavy rains Aug. 16. read more...
9/29/2004 12:00am
FLOODING ON ROADS AND INTERSTATES REPORTED; DRIVER’S ADVISORY ISSUED
Heavy rains in southern Doña Ana County have caused significant water runoff on I-10 west of Las Cruces and south of Las Cruces on I-25, particularly near mile marker 145 at the intersection of I-25 and I-10, where the roadway is completely covered with running water. Run-off presents a hazard to motorists, and State Police and the Doña Ana County Sheriff’s Office advise travelers to avoid these areas. read more...
9/29/2004 12:00am
DRIPPING SPRINGS ROAD CLOSED EFFECTIVE IMMEDIATELY
Heavy runoff from rains is forcing police to close off Dripping Springs Road immediately. Travel on the road is considered unsafe at this time. read more...
9/28/2004 12:00am
DOÑA ANA COUNTY MAKES USE OF GRANT TO TRACK ILLEGAL DUMPING
In the fall of 2003, Doña Ana County received a mobile government grant from ESRI and Trimble. The grant included hardware, software, and training valued at $14,000. The goal of the program was to foster innovative approaches to solving problems common to government entities. read more...
9/28/2004 12:00am
ART RECEPTION TO BE HELD IN COUNTY MANAGER’S COMPLEX ON OCT. 15
A 64-piece exhibit of student artwork from the Las Cruces Public Schools has been installed in the Grand Lobby of the Doña Ana County Manager’s Complex at 180 W. Amador Ave. in Las Cruces. The exhibit includes paintings, etchings, sculpture and drawings. The artists are primarily elementary students from the Las Cruces Public Schools, with a few middle school artists also showing. read more...
9/22/2004 12:00am
BUREAU OF ELECTIONS SEEKS POLL WORKERS FROM ALL POLITICAL PARTIES
As the Nov. 2 General Election draws closer, Doña Ana County Clerk Rita Torres is urging registered voters to sign up to work the polls. Training classes are being scheduled for new and returning poll workers. read more...
9/22/2004 12:00am
BERINO PROJECT WRAPS UP CONSTRUCTION
An estimated three-week repair to Berino Road will bring much of the construction associated with the Berino Wastewater Facility Improvement Project to a conclusion. read more...
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