2022 GO Bond

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The City of Las Cruces is gearing up to receive input from the public for the 2022 General Obligation Bond cycle. General Obligation Bonds (GO Bonds) are an important source of funding for basic capital improvements (bricks and mortar projects) that our growing community requires to thrive. GO Bonds are typically best suited for projects that benefit the general public but generate little or no revenue for initiatives including: 


  • Parks and recreational facilities and improvements
  • Public facilities such as fire stations, police stations, libraries, and senior centers
  • Infrastructure improvements such as roads, sidewalks, trails, and drainage facilities
  • Other projects with strong local support


The City of Las Cruces is seeking an estimated $23 million for the 2022 GO Bond and no increase to the City's debt service is associated with the request. 


Once a list of projects is approved by the City Council, the list will become ballot questions for the November 8, 2022 general election.

Be Heard! Tell us what Las Cruces Needs

“We are requesting members of the community to provide input through several methods over the coming months,” explained David Weir, deputy director of the Community Development Department and representative for the 2022 GO Bond program. “It is incredibly important that we get this feedback from the community to help set the direction for what projects the City will choose to benefit the community.” 

Methods to participate


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Thanks to everyone who attended one of our eleven public input meetings. We are processing your comments.

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Send your comments by email to gobond@las-cruces.org

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Take the bilingual survey, available in English and Spanish. Open until May 8

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Contact the Mayor and/or your District Councilor and share what you think should be on the project list


 Learn more about the 2022 GO BOND 


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