Corrales-nm.org Website Review

Welcome to 2019! Definitely came in with a snowy ba*g. Since snow like this is so rare, we don’t have specialized equipment. However, that does not mean employees are not working to keep the Village safe. Throughout the storm. personnel from Public Works, Fire, Police and the Administration worked together to monitor, salt and clear major roads wherever possible. Thank you. When Meadowlark became so dangerous it had to be closed, I called Rio Rancho Mayor Hull whose workers then plowed Meadowlark all the way down to Corrales Road. Thank you Mayor Hull. NMDOT came to work on Corrales Road yesterday - you could see and hear its huge orange truck rumbling up and down the road. Thank you NMDOT. Although the Village must concentrate on major roads, our first responders will make every effort to get to you, We recognize that people want to know what is being done during a storm and where to call in case of emergency. if you are experiencing an emergency, call 911. To report dangerous conditions, we suggest you call Regional Dispatch at 505-898-7585. Also, PNM has offered its own This kind of storm offers us opportunities for future planning. The Village is looking into what additional things we may want to do and what equipment we may want to acquire. We are also updating a large scale Emergency Plan that, for the first time, will be put before the Something great happened here in Corrales on Thursday. The local Veterans of Foreign Wars (VFW) presented its Police Officer of the Year Award to Corrales Police Officer Julie Rogers. Officer Rogers embodies the best about our police force - she is competent, community-oriented and has forged wonderful relationships with our citizens. Congratulations, Officer Rogers!  Do you want more information about what is going on in Corrales as far as business and events? Visit www.visitcorrales.com The sun is helping, and Corrales looks beautiful, but many roads are still icy. As I write this, we are expecting more snow on Sunday.