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Rains are certainly needed for the Alamogordo area but so are proper drainage systems for the cities roadways. An ongoing issue is 10th Street and White Sands as witnessed by the fast response of the Alamogordo police and fire departments to maintain order, caution and safe traffic flow through that intersection Sunday afternoon.
Each responded and spent a few hours after a heavy afternoon downpour. See photos:
Street Flooding at White Sands & 10th (AlamogordoTownNews.com)
Fast action by Alamogordo police and fire to street flooding (AlamogordoTownNews.com)
New York Avenue Flooding Sunday (AlamogordoTownNews.com)One correction is needed in the “New America” story: Ron deSantis is the governor of Florida, Greg Abbott is the Texas governor.
Sunny, with a high of 101 and low of 71 degrees. Sunny during the morning, clear overnight.
Regarding Let’s Grow Alamo. Shouldn't a professional consultant with expertise in this area tell us what will work? Trolling for the public to be "brutally honest" will produce a report filled with excuses, not good ideas, because if anyone here had one, they'd be doing it already, and they aren't.
Seems like the city continues to have projects that go into cost overruns pretty consistently. Maybe watch out for the cost overruns on the Natatorium and see who profits…
If the City hired a qualified construction company, THEY should have bid on the appropriate materials for the job. In this change order, it seems they either didn’t know that the mammoth fire trucks would require a thick concrete pad, or they lowballed their bid, only to come back with this change order.
Another unqualified XX-firebrand wearing an empty suit that's all hat and no cattle. This blog's mountebank has no shortage of self-appointed experts who love to rabble-rouse. The reality is, she could run, but knows that, due to her narcissism, she couldn't get the voters to act on her short-term clickbait.
I seem to remember reading a quote about those that don’t want to change the system, just that they want to be in charge.