Have you ever needed to borrow a tool or an electric saw to complete a job but not had one available? Have you needed  place to focus on that handyman of handywomans project but didn’t have a safe place to use tools? Well a nonprofit organization in Otero County has solved that problem for you and it is free.

The Labor Hub located at 1114 Indiana at 12th Street has taken an area of the old St. John’s Episcopal Church which has not been used in decades and restored the rooms to make it a free community tool library and work hub.  The church building itself is one of the historic older buildings of Alamogordo on the back side of Otero Arts. The rooms for this new nonprofit venture were once a blibd school built by another nonprofit and eventually donated to the church. The chuch pastor claims “its only fitting to again have the rooms refurbished and again open to the community in an effort of community building and rehabilitating and enhancing the neighborhood.”

Community Power organizer and founder Evan Lambert says his team of volunteers has put in “over 320 hours rehabilitating this rooms hosting this hub” and its an act of community creating a first of its kind community building and tool hub in southern New Mexico. 

Hear an interview with Evan Lambert on KALH radio to learn more…

All of the tools were donated and the use is free to the public as a lending library of tools. 
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