A planned water outage on Bristol Avenue and Court due to line replacement will occur on April 3, 2025, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Residents may see temporary discolored water.

El Paso Metropolitan Planning Organization discussed the Borderplex Safe Mobility Plan at La Wheela, focusing on transportation safety and accessibility for all residents, highlighted by Sheriff Ugarte.

A section of Myers Rd. in Vado, Doña Ana County, is closed due to a manhole collapse, exposing a large void beneath the street that requires repair. Detours are in place.

Southwest New Mexico is preparing for high winds and blowing dust that may affect travel and visibility, with advisories for high wind speeds and safety guidelines provided.

Meerscheidt Recreation Center in Las Cruces begins roof repairs on February 24 but will maintain normal operations, with parking at the north lot affected.

El Paso motorists to face traffic disruptions due to the I-10 widening project, with various closures and detours announced by TxDOT from February 23 through Spring 2026 for construction work.

Road maintenance with fog sealing treatment starts in Mesilla Park, affecting several streets. Drivers should expect lane restrictions and are urged to drive cautiously. The work is slated to conclude by February 28.

TxDOT announced road closures in El Paso affecting I-10 and Redd Road for bridge deck installation and other improvements, with advised detours for motorists.

Doña Ana County invites residents to discuss the Comprehensive Roadway Safety Action Plan aimed at reducing road injuries and deaths, potentially funded by the SS4A Grant Program.

Doña Ana County commences fog sealing on Feb 7, affecting Del Rey Blvd, La Reina Rd, Goat Hill Rd, and Calle Las Lomas with temporary lane restrictions; work is expected to finish by Feb 14.

TxDOT announces major road closures in El Paso, including I-10, affecting traffic and suggesting detours for the February 1-8 period due to construction projects.

A fourth sinkhole in four years has emerged in Far East El Paso, causing community concerns and ongoing investigations into its cause. Previous incidents led to water outages and infrastructure damage.

El Paso and Socorro have received federal grants of $2.5 million for transit projects, with the grants aimed at improving public transportation and infrastructure within the communities.