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FAQs Live: A Municipal Q&A Series is a free, interactive community program that connects residents with City of Las Cruces departments through engaging, one-hour conversations. Each weekly session focuses on a common question residents ask—from reporting non-emergency concerns and understanding zoning to learning about trails, utilities, public transit, and more….

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Students raising their hand for questions.

The City of Las Cruces is developing a Transportation Safety Action Plan (TSAP) to help improve transportation safety for everyone who travels in our community. Whether you walk, bike, roll, drive, or use public transit, your experiences can help the project team understand where people feel safe, where challenges exist,…

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Woman walking across the street under the assistance of a H.A.W.K. system for pedestrian crossing.

The 14-Year Anniversary Open House of the Griggs- Walnut Groundwater remediation project take place from 10 a.m. – 2 p.m. Thursday, September 17, 2026, at 153 N. Cottonwood St., near the intersection of Griggs Avenue and Walnut Street. Join us to learn about the the Joint Superfund Project, take a…

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Group of people taking a tour of Griggs Walnut Superfund site with water scrubbers in the background.

The City’s Economic Development Department is seeking public input to help identify vacant, abandoned, underutilized, or neglected properties that may have redevelopment potential, including sites that could qualify as brownfields. Brownfields are properties where redevelopment, reuse, or expansion may be complicated by the presence or potential presence of environmental contamination….

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Empty lot with a structure in the background. Possible Brownfield location.
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