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Eddy County’s Lawsuit Against Records Requester Emblematic of Broader Assault on Transparency Law; Government Workers Cite Mounting Costs and Workload
SANTA FE, NM – As frustrations mount in government offices across New Mexico over the costs and staffing demands of complying with public records requests, county officials are increasingly turning to the courthouse to fight back against what they characterize as burdensome and strategic use of the state’s Information and… Listen ⇢
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Tigers Open Season with Thrilling 41-33 Victory Over Santa Fe
Alamogordo N.M- Alamogordo’s football team made a statement in their 2024 season opener Friday night, holding off a spirited Santa Fe squad to claim a 41-33 victory at Tiger Stadium. The game was a back-and-forth affair that showcased both offenses throughout, but Alamogordo’s defense came up with crucial stops down the… Listen ⇢
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Alamogordo Ready to Bid Major Water Reclamation Project to Upgrade Aging Pipeline
Alamogordo N.M.- The City of Alamogordo is preparing to advertise a request for proposals for a major infrastructure project that will replace a deteriorating transmission line central to the city’s water conservation efforts. The Pivot Transmission Line Replacement project, which has been in development since 2017, represents a critical upgrade to… Listen ⇢
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The Burden Shifts: PRC Staff Escalates Timberon Water District to Show-Cause Proceeding
In a dramatic regulatory escalation, staff recommends flipping the rules—the district must now prove it didn’t do something wrong, or face potential takeover Santa Fe, New Mexico — The New Mexico Public Regulation Commission’s Public Interest Advocacy Staff has fundamentally changed how Timberon Water and Sanitation District’s regulatory crisis will be… Listen ⇢
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Eight Months, No Meter: Timberon’s Waiting List Has No Filing, No Vote, and No Explanation
On Aug. 6 the PRC confirmed Timberon opted into its jurisdiction — the only political subdivision among roughly 26 water utilities it regulates. Under the Water and Sanitation District Act, the power to set connection rules belongs to the elected board, not to staff. Neither a commission filing nor a… Listen ⇢
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Why Budget, Policy, and Direction Must Come Before the City Manager
Alamogordo N.M – by Dr. Stephanie Hernandez: At my final meeting on June 9, I said what I believe should be the priority of the Commission and, ultimately, the citizens of Alamogordo: first the budget, second policy and direction, and third the city manager. Since then, I have been asked… Listen ⇢
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From Office of the Mayor: Alamogordo Capital Projects Moving Forward: Major Infrastructure Improvements Planned for 2026-2027
From Office of the Mayor: Alamogordo Capital Projects Moving Forward: Major Infrastructure Improvements Planned for 2026-2027 Listen ⇢
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Alamogordo Town News Special Report: Why Your PNM Bill is So High This Month?
Alamogordo N.M. – Delayed meter reads left many of Alamogordo and Ruidoso households with a single bill covering two months of summer power. Here is what happened, how the rate tiers actually work, and what you can do about it. To many households across Alamogordo, Ruidoso, and Tularosa opened their mailboxes this month… Listen ⇢
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Sunspot Update: Mercury Removed from Telescope, but a Different Spill Emerges
Sunspot N.M. By Dave Dooling for Alamogordo Town News –Mercury has been removed from the Dunn Solar Telescope at Sunspot Solar Observatory, but the National Science Foundation is saying little else for the moment. Meanwhile, Alamogordo Town News has learned of an older, different kind of spill at Sunspot. And, subtle wording… Listen ⇢
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