Alamogordo approves first publication to borrow about $12.87 million for municipal natatorium; $4 million in local GRT rededicated The City Commission approved first publication of Ordinance 17-22 to pursue a roughly $12.865 million loan through the New Mexico Finance Authority for a municipal natatorium and clarified rededication of a 0.125% municipal infrastructure gross receipts tax and $4 million of fund balance toward the pool.

Alamogordo is diving into a new era with a proposed $12.87 million loan for a municipal natatorium, promising to transform local recreation and boost the economy!

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City Commission approves agenda and prepares for pothole blitz Commission approves agenda while addressing pothole repairs and golf course sprinkler concerns.

Alamogordo's City Commission tackles potholes, infrastructure, and even a farewell—what’s next for the community?

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Commissioner Burnett approves waterline change order to address project setbacks Commissioner Burnett secures approval for waterline replacement due to unexpected issues.

Urgent funding challenges hit Alamogordo as city officials scramble to address a waterline crisis that could jeopardize vital infrastructure!

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