Save the Date July 18th Alamogordo’s City-Wide Clean Up: “Dump Your Junk”

Alamogordo, NM – Mayor Sharon McDonald’s annual city-wide clean-up initiative is back on July 18th, giving residents an excellent opportunity to clear out unwanted items and beautify the community. This year’s event, themed “Dump Your Junk,” is hosted and coordinated from the historic Dudley School Community Center and Park.

“Dump Your Junk”

Saturday, July 18, 2026

7:00 a.m. – 12:00 Noon

Headquarters & Volunteer Assignment Location:

Historic Dudley School Community Center and Park

523 Maryland Avenue, Alamogordo, NM

Services Offered:

• Free dumpsters at multiple convenient locations throughout the city.

• Yard clean-up assistance available for Seniors, Disabled residents, and Military families.

• Free document shredding at headquarters from 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 Noon.

Dumpster Locations:

• Indian Wells & Scenic

• 2201 Puerto Rico Avenue (Senior Center)

• 817 North Scenic (New Beginnings Church Parking Lot)

• Panorama Blvd (next to Fairfield Inn)

• Walker Road (Baseball Park)

• Oregon School – 1500 Oregon Avenue

Get Involved

Volunteers will receive their assignments at the Dudley Community Center starting at 7:00 a.m. Residents needing yard cleanup assistance or wishing to volunteer are encouraged to contact organizers promptly and complete any required sign-up and waiver forms.

Contacts:

Sharon McDonald – 575-295-2155

Vesta Sherrie – 510-410-6487 or vestasherrie@gmail.com

For the full flyer, registration details, and more information, visit: https://coa-utilities.com/342/Sharon-McDonald

Mayor McDonald’s annual clean-up has become a beloved community tradition, fostering civic pride and helping keep Alamogordo clean and welcoming. Whether you’re dropping off junk, volunteering your time, or requesting help with your property, this is your chance to contribute!

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