Staff Report / LasCruceslocal.org

Las Cruces residents are invited to participate in a public meeting to discuss the proposed designs for a new park and botanical garden at Villa Mora Dam Park. The meeting will take place on Tuesday, December 3, 2024, from 5:30 p.m. to 7 p.m. at Las Cruces City Hall, specifically in Conference Room 2007A, located at 700 N. Main Street.

The project will feature a neighborhood park, playground, and botanical garden at the corner of Madrid Avenue and Triviz Drive. Community feedback is encouraged during this meeting. For more information, attendees can contact the Parks & Recreation Department at (575) 541-2550 or reach out via email to Catherine Mathews at cmathews@lascruces.gov or Christina Abeyta-Corella at cabeyta@lascruces.gov.

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