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The City of Las Parks Division and city crews will be removing several dead and dying trees today, Wednesday the 19th, between 9:00 AM and 2:00 PM at the Utilities Customer Service Facility located off 1st Street and Mills Avenue. For everyone’s safety, the outer eastbound lane of Mills Avenue—from 2nd Street to 1st Street—will be coned off while crews remove a tree at the corner of Mills Avenue and 1st Street using a bucket truck. Please use caution when traveling through th

The City of Las Vegas Public Works Division is currently performing improvement work along the Gallinas Riverwalk, including the installation of a new decorative archway on the north side of the bridge off of Bridge Street. Crews will be active throughout the area today. For everyone’s safety, please use caution, follow all posted signage, and obey directions from on-site personnel. Preparations are also underway for the 3rd Annual Luces en el Río,  launching Friday, Novembe

The Parks Division will be performing tree trimming along the Gallinas River Walk Trail throughout the month of November on the scheduled dates, from the walk-over bridge near the West football field to the entrance gate near NMHU and SECU off Raynolds Avenue. Work Schedule: ·        Dates: November 13–14, 17–21, and 24–25 ·        Hours: 7:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m. daily Portions of the Gallinas River Walk Trail will be temporarily blocked off each day so staff can safely operat

The City of Las Vegas Parks Division is currently removing old playground equipment at Hannah Park on Legion Drive, with the exception of the swings, in preparation for a new play station scheduled to be installed in November. The total project cost is $155,010.47, which includes $87,661.59 for playground equipment and materials and $67,348.88 for installation and labor. Each councilor is allocated $250,000 per fiscal year for small projects within their ward, and Councilor M

Starting today, the Outdoor Recreation Trail at Rodriguez Park, located at 1308 Grant Street, will be open daily from 7:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.,   seven days a week, for the fall and winter season. Visitors are encouraged to enjoy the cooler weather and peaceful atmosphere along the trail, which winds west into the mountains and features scenic views and possible wildlife sightings. Please observe animals from a safe distance. The 1.5-mile, 12-foot-wide trail is open to walkers,

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.

On Monday, Sept. 22, the City of Las Vegas completed construction of a new 1.5-mile nature trail at Rodriguez Park. The project was funded in part by a $99,999 Outdoor Recreation Trails Grant, awarded through the Economic Development Department and the Outdoor Recreation Division. The grant proposal was developed collaboratively by Robert Archuleta of Arch Consulting, LLC, and the North Central New Mexico Economic Development District (NCNMEDD). In addition to the grant, the

Las Vegas, NM  — On Friday, June 21, 2025, Mayor David Romero and former Mayor Louie Trujillo joined forces to lead a successful community cleanup at Riverwalk Park. The event, held in preparation for the upcoming 2025 Fiestas De Las Vegas, was supported by the Hermit’s Peak Watershed Alliance, MainStreet de Las Vegas, and the Las Vegas Board of Realtors. Approximately 80 volunteers, including local residents, city staff, community groups, City Councilor Marvin Martinez, and

LAS VEGAS, NM  – On Monday, the City of Las Vegas, in partnership with Stantec Engineering and ARCH Consulting, LLC, held a strategic planning meeting at New Mexico Highlands University (NMHU) to discuss the future of Rodriguez Park. The meeting focused on identifying opportunities and challenges, brainstorming development ideas, and drawing inspiration from sports complexes nationwide to effectively use the additional state capital outlay funding received over the past year.