PSA 11/3/2026 12:00 p.m.: City of Las Vegas Launches "Restore the Meadows" City-Wide Cleanup Initiative
LAS VEGAS, N.M. – The City of Las Vegas will launch its “Restore the Meadows” initiative beginning Tuesday, November 3, 2026. This ongoing city-wide effort will continue throughout the coming months, weather permitting, with work taking place across all four wards.
The initiative aims to improve access to public rights-of-way, address hazardous trees and overgrown areas, and reduce potential health and fire hazards throughout the community. These efforts are part of the City's continued commitment to public safety, neighborhood revitalization, and maintaining clean and accessible public spaces.
Residents may see City cleanup crews working in their neighborhoods and are encouraged not to be alarmed. All personnel will be clearly identifiable and wearing safety vests.
Cleanup Priorities Across All Four Wards
City crews will focus on priority-need areas across all four wards, with efforts including:
Addressing overgrown public rights-of-way and vegetation.
Removing hazardous trees that may pose safety risks.
Replacing faded or missing street signs to improve navigation and visibility.
Cleaning graffiti-marked surfaces to help maintain and improve neighborhood appearance.
Cleanup efforts will begin in priority areas before progressing throughout the city in phases. Additional information and updates will be shared as work continues, weather permitting.
Mayor David Romero, Mayor Pro-Tem and Councilman Marvin Martinez, Councilwoman Barbara Perea-Casey, Councilman Benito Pacheco, Councilman David Ulibarri, and City Manager Robert A. Anaya reaffirm their commitment to keeping Las Vegas beautiful, safe, and free from hazards.
Through collaborative initiatives like “Restore the Meadows”, the City seeks to strengthen neighborhoods, foster community pride, and ensure Las Vegas remains a safe and welcoming place for residents and future generations to live, work, and thrive.
The City appreciates the patience and cooperation of residents throughout this process and extends its gratitude to the dedicated City staff and community members contributing to this effort. For questions, please contact the of City of Las Vegas Executive Office at 505-454-1401, ext. 1003.
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