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Alamogordo Police Weekly Activity Summary: 52 Incidents Logged, Including 5 Drug Offenses and 12 Domestic Assaults (March 9-15, 2026)

Mar 22, 2026

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Alamogordo City Government, Alamogordo Community News, Crime

Alamogordo Power Outage Thursday 7 pm to 10:15 a m

PNM is investigating the reason and sending crews into Alamogordo to repair damaged power lines resulting in over 2000 customers without power. A large and sudden heavy wind rushed through the city with heavy sands around 7pm Thursday evening soon after multiple businesses and residents complained of power outages. PNM… Listen ⇢
Wastewater testing reveals measles virus in Roswell sample

The New Mexico Department of Health reports finding a positive measles sample via wastewater testing in Roswell. The sample, taken on June 3, is part of a wastewater testing initiative the New Mexico Department of Health (NMDOH) is conducting in 11 treatment facilities around the state since mid-March. “While wastewater… Listen ⇢
Otero County, New Mexico, Lessons Around Confidential Informants

As a result of a recent Otero County Case decided by the State Supreme Court AlamogordoTownNews.org and NewMexicoConservativeNews.com asked a former Deputy of the Otero County Sheriff’s Department, and an active member of the Alamogordo Police Department about local policing policies around confidential informants. Each explained the local use and policies… Listen ⇢
In Unity There is Strength a Commentary by Former Defense Secretary and retired Marine Corps General James Mattis

Former Defense Secretary and retired Marine Corps General James Mattis has released a statement about Trump’s military coup: IN UNION THERE IS STRENGTH “I have watched this week’s unfolding events, angry and appalled. The words “Equal Justice Under Law” are carved in the pediment of the United States Supreme Court.… Listen ⇢
Save the Date: June 14th Alamogordo Juneteenth Festival 2025

Save the date and come celebrate the diversity of Alamogordo on Saturday, June 14, 2025, 10 am to 2 pm at Washington Park and join the annual Juneteenth Celebration. What is Juneteenth? Juneteenth, also known as Freedom Day or Emancipation Day, commemorates the emancipation of enslaved African Americans in the United States.… Listen ⇢
New Mexico Judge Dismisses Charges, Texas Judge Issues Acquittal in Military Tresspass Cases

In the first full judicial test of the Trump administration’s recently established military zones along the southern border, a Peruvian Migrant was acquitted in Texas. This follows multiple cases dismissed in a New Mexico Federal Magistrate Courtroom in May. U.S. Magistrate Judge Laura Enriquez was appointed by a majority vote of the federal district and… Listen ⇢
Rueben Stokes Wanted Fugitive Apprehended

On June 8, 2025, a New Mexico State Police District 11 officer apprehended wanted fugitive Rueben Stokes in Truth or Consequences, after a successfully coordinated multi-agency effort. Stokes, who had active felony warrants, was spotted on a motorcycle near Morgan Street and Broadway. When the officer attempted a traffic stop,… Listen ⇢
Commentary by Mica Maynard – Why is County Government Leadership Interfering with City Government Leadership Selection?

In New Mexico, the separation of city and county government is established to provide distinct governance structures for urban and rural areas. Cities operate as municipalities with their own elected officials, including mayors and city councils, and they are responsible for local services such as police, fire protection, and zoning.… Listen ⇢
450,000 New Mexican Snap Participants at Risk of Cuts

With the “Big Beautiful Bill”Up for debate within the US Senate and at risk of not becoming law the rhetoric intensifies. The Republican Party is spinning that the bill cuts taxes on tips, overtime pay with additional funding to the military to fight fentanyl. The Democrats spin that the bill… Listen ⇢