The Grant County Office of Emergency Management (OEM) is reminding residents that fire season has begun. In preparation, the OEM launched the County’s “Ready, Set, Go!” public outreach campaign on March 1. From now through June, the OEM will share regular updates and safety tips via social media to support the campaign. This month’s focus has been on the five essential steps to creating a defensible space around your home. For any questions, residents are encouraged to visit the Grant County Administration Building or their local fire department to pick up informational guides on “Ready, Set, Go!, Living With Fire”.
Silver Consolidated Schools are prioritizing the development of social-emotional learning skills during the current school year. As part of this effort, students, teachers, and parents/guardians will be invited to participate in brief surveys on student well-being, administered by the New Mexico Public Education Department. In addition, parents and guardians will have the opportunity to complete an optional survey to share their experiences with the Silver Consolidated School District. The survey window will open on April 21 and close on May 2. For more information and to take the survey, visit Silver Schools dot org.
Luna County recently honored the following employees for their dedicated service and outstanding contributions. A Service Award was presented to Luis Nevarez of the Detention Department in recognition of five years of service. Special recognition was also given to Janet Pacheco of Central Dispatch for her exceptional work. Additionally, the Luna County Volunteer Fire Department recognized Devin Zamora, Joseph Tarazon, and Danielle Wilkerson for their valuable service and commitment to the community. Congratulations to all the employees.
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The Town of Silver City is still seeking input from the community regarding their Strategic Housing Plan. This comprehensive plan is designed to address housing affordability challenges and support the development of new housing within the town. The plan is divided into two parts: Part 1 includes a concise community assessment featuring market data, a housing needs analysis, housing targets, and recommended strategies. Part 2 offers an in-depth exploration of community profile data, along with an appendix provided by Housing New Mexico. To submit your comments, visit the Town of Silver City’s Facebook page.
