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The Alamogordo City Commission will be meeting in regular session Tuesday 6 p.m.
A copy of the deck on their presentation is below...
Code Enforcement Update 7-26-2022
Highlights include 461 Closed Cases
68 Complaints referred to Criminal Prosecution
1009 Notices of violations sent from the city from April 2022 to July 2022.
The Alamogordo Police Department will also be presenting...
Alamogordo Police Department Update
Highlights of the Police Update Include:
A shortage in police staffing continues to grow.
" NATIONAL AVERAGES OF LAW ENFORCENT IN SEVERAL COMMUNITES IS 2.4 UP TO 3.8 OFFICERS PER 1000 POPULATION, JUST DEPENDS ON THE CITY. SOME HIGHER, SOME LOWER.
APD OPERATES AT ABOUT 1.3 CERTIFIED OFFICERS PER 1000 POPULATION. IF WE
WERE TO OPERATE AT THE LOWER END OF THE NATIONAL AVERAGE, WE SHOULD
HAVE 72 OFFICERS. WE ARE POLICING OUR COMMUNITY WITH ABOUT HALF OF
THAT NUMBER."
There have been 87 shots fired calls this year so far.
Drug related arrests are down significantly but the murder rate is trending upward.
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So MAGAs and ***** huh?
So, the word Notsee can be used in the article but not in the comments. Interesting.
Sunny, with a high of 70 and low of 42 degrees. Sunny in the morning, clear in the afternoon and evening,
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?