PSA 10/8/2025 4:00 p.m.: City-Wide Alley and Hazardous Tree Cleanup Underway

On Monday, October 6, the City of Las Vegas launched a City-Wide Alley and Hazardous Tree Cleanup initiative that will continue throughout October, weather permitting. The project aims to improve access to public rights-of-way and reduce health and fire hazards across the city, promoting public safety and community well-being.

City staff is working closely with PNM to ensure the project’s success. Residents may see work crews in their neighborhoods but should not be alarmed. All personnel will be clearly identifiable and wearing safety vests. Luna Community College and New Mexico Highlands University are also supporting the effort with staff and student volunteers.

The cleanup will take place in all four wards, beginning with priority areas and progressing

through the city in phases. This is an ongoing project, and more details will be provided as work continues. We appreciate the patience and support of our community as we work to enhance our shared spaces. We thank our dedicated city staff and partners for their continued efforts in making Las Vegas a cleaner, safer place for all.

Mayor David Romero, Mayor Pro-Tem/Councilman Marvin Martinez, City Councilwoman

Barbara Perea-Casey, City Councilman Michael Montoya, City Councilman David Ulibarri, and City Manager Robert A. Anaya are committed to keeping Las Vegas beautiful, safe, and free from hazards in as many ways as possible. Their continued leadership and dedication reflect the city's strong commitment to community well-being, neighborhood revitalization, and proactive public safety measures.

Through initiatives like this, they aim to foster pride in our city and ensure that Las Vegas remains a place where residents and future generations can live, work, and thrive. This project exemplifies the power of collaboration between city officials, community partners, and residents working together for a safer and cleaner city.

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