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Otero County Legislative Prayer Breakfast Marks 47 Years of Civic Fellowship
The Otero County Legislative Prayer Breakfast will return on Friday, January 9, 2026, continuing a tradition that has become one of Alamogordo’s most enduring civic gatherings. Now in its 47th year, the breakfast brings together legislators, clergy, and community members for prayer and reflection before the New Mexico Legislature convenes in Santa Fe.Held at the Alamo Senior Center, the event begins with breakfast service at 6:45 a.m., followed by the program at 7 a.m.
Reservations are required by January 8, with proceeds benefiting the Senior Center. Organizers emphasize the breakfast’s non-partisan character, framing it as a spiritual send-off for lawmakers rather than a political rally.
Civic Role
The breakfast has become a symbolic prelude to Otero County Days in Santa Fe, when local leaders and residents advocate for regional priorities. By grounding legislative work in prayer, the event underscores the community’s desire for wisdom, humility, and unity in governance.
Reservations for the 2026 breakfast can be made through Karl Melton (kmelton@co.otero.nm.us, 575-554-2083). The cost is $15 per person, cash only.
Alamogordo Senior Center
2201 Puerto Rico
Alamogordo, NM 88310
United States
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Dr. Hernandez has experience running this city as acting manager and has proven herself capable of managing this town. I am confident that she would be an excellent city manager
The city should quit spending money on finding an outside manager and just promote Dr. Hernandez to the city manager position
Thanks for the reporting. I'm going to echo, and expand on, some points.
Good added information and insight
Great info!
one question. Why was the desal plant not put where the water was?