Mesilla Valley MPO

On June 12, 2024 the Mesilla Valley MPO Policy Board adopted the Mesilla Valley MPO’s Federal Fiscal Years 2025-2026 Unified Planning Work Program (UPWP).

The UPWP is a biennial program which outlines the intermodal transportation planning activities to be undertaken by the MPO in a fiscally constrained budget.

The public is invited to review the UPWP.

The Mesilla Valley MPO has opened the final public comment period for the upcoming Metropolitan Transportation Plan (MTP) 2050.  The MVMPO is looking for public input on the transportation system.  How the transportation system is currently functioning and how it can be improved.  The MVMPO is looking for comment on how emerging transportation issues are affecting the regional area and how they can be incorporated into regional planning.  The MTP is the long-range regional transportation plan for the Mesilla Valley MPO area. The Mesilla Valley MPO area encompasses the City of Las Cruces, the Town of Mesilla and parts of unincorporated Dona Ana County.  The planning area stretches from Radium Springs in the North to Vado and Berino in the South and West of the Las Cruces International Airport to The San Augustine Pass in the East.

There will be public meetings in different parts of the MVMPO area dates and locations are:

Any regularly scheduled MVMPO Policy Board Meetings.

Any regularly scheduled MVMPO Technical Advisory Committee Meetings.

Any regularly scheduled MVMPO Bicycle and Pedestrian Facilities Advisory Committee Meetings.

Vado/Del Cerro Community Center 5 pm to 6:30 pm       April 22, 2025

Radium Springs Community Center 5 pm to 6:30 pm       April 24, 2025

Munson Senior Center                      5 pm to 6:30 pm       April 29, 2025

Comments can also be made by email.

Please send any comments to Dominic Loya at dloya@lascruces.gov.

The Mesilla Valley Metropolitan Planning Organization (MPO) has open a Public Comment Period for the the Title VI Plan. The Title VI plan is updated every 3 years. The Title VI Plan can be found at the following link.

Please email comments to Dominic Loya at dloya@lascruces.gov.