City of Las Vegas
Recent News About City of Las Vegas
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Las Vegas, N.M., experienced the destruction caused by the largest wildfire in state history last year.
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Las Vegas Mayor Louie Trujillo said steps are being taken to prevent the kind of devastation that took place when flash flooding soaked the community last year.
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Once down to less than a month of drinkable water, reservoirs for the city of Las Vegas, New Mexico, are full, according to Mayor Louie Trujillo, but efforts to prevent a future water crisis continue.
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The city of Las Vegas wants $10 million from state lawmakers to create a regional fire training center to help firefighters quickly respond to wildfires.
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Trujillo: ‘This fire was devastating, and it changed the trajectory of our water plan substantially’A fire in New Mexico is causing long-term concerns for the Las Vegas, New Mexico, area as potable water will be hard to come by.
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Amid potential issues from post-fire runoff from the Hermits Peak, Calf Canyon Fire on water supplies, the New Mexico Environment Department has confirmed water in Las Vegas is safe to drink.
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A state of emergency was declared in Las Vegas recently because the area's drinking water is contaminated, according to KRQE.
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Severe drought conditions and relentless fires are proving to be a brutal combination in New Mexico.
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As the combined Calf Canyon and Hermit's Peak fire gets closer to Las Vegas, people who live and work in the north-central New Mexico city are worrying about what could happen to their water supply.