Albuquerque Asphalt Inc. will start construction activities on the Tsikumu Village Improvements Project on April 1, 2019.

Proposed improvements will include: mill existing asphalt pavement surface, overlay with new asphalt, concrete valley gutters, limited concrete replacement (approximately 5%) of; sidewalks, valley gutters, curb and gutter, fillets, drive pads and ADA curb ramps at designated locations on the following streets: 

Sioux Street - Cheyenne Street - Seminole Street - Iroquois Street - Yuma Street - Ute Street.

Residents are asked to move all vehicles from their street during work activities. Please use caution in  the work zone. 

Work hours will be Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. Access to residents as well as services such as mail delivery, emergency services, trash and recycling collection will be maintained. Please contact Public Works should you have special access needs.

Project Manager: Juan Rael, P.E., 662-8150

Please feel free to contact us with questions, concerns, or just to let us know how we're doing!.

Extension of the Canyon Rim Trail from Knecht Street to the 20th Street Extension.

The Canyon Rim Trail is a 10’ wide multi-use asphalt trail that begins near Camino Entrada and runs along Los Alamos Canyon to the west. Currently it ends at Knecht Street with an on-street connection. The project would extend this trail to the 20th Street Extension where it will meet up with an already constructed 10’ wide concrete trail connection to the Trinity Drive/20th Street intersection. This trail extension is part of the “High Priority Corridor” discussed within the 2017 Bicycle Transportation Plan approved by County Council.

Click Here to View the Canyon Rim Trail Phase III Map.

Current Status: Preliminary Design and easement/parcel acquisition.

Project Budget: 1.3 Million

Tentative Project Schedule:

Easement/Parcel Acquisition Completion: Fall 2018

Final Design: Spring 2019

Construction: 2019 – 2020

Project Manager: Desirae Lujan, P.E., Senior Engineer, 662-8150

Fire Station 3 was opened in 2008 and was constructed with an overhead air conditioning and radiant floor heating system.  Over time, fire department staff have noted that these separate systems compete and do not maintain adequate comfort levels.  

Improvements for Fire State 3 will include:

• Modification of HVAC System
• Removal and replace of drop ceiling in bunkrooms
• Add thermostats to bunkrooms
• Add Exterior Insulation Finish System to exterior bunkroom walls
• Replace windows in bunkroom
• Replace the Thermoplastic Polyolefin roof system over the living areas
• Remove the equipment screen and replace with a railing system.
• Add low voltage heating loops on the metal roof and inside new gutters and downspouts.

Work is expected to begin in September 2018 and Final Completion March 2019.

Project Manager: Harold Anthony Strain

Renovations for Library Heating, Ventilation, Air Conditioning, and Lighting Improvements will start late July.

Wayne Kohlrust: Project Manager 

Improvements to the library include:

   * lighting upgrades to LED

   * changing ceiling spaces lower and upper levels for better airflow

   * replacement of the heating boiler

   * tinting of the skylight in reference area

   * replacement of the main air handling system

   * change from evaporative cooling system to refrigerated system

   * new digital control system for new HVAC system

   * professionally cleaning of ductwork

These improvements are all designed to improve the comfort of the patrons and staff, and better control the interior environment while reducing energy costs.

The library will re-open early December. 

We appreciate your patience.

Please feel free to contact us with questions, or concerns.

Please click here to visit the Mesa Public Library website for service information. 

The Canyon Rim Trail Underpass will connect the trailhead on the south side of NM 502 to Camino Entrada on the north side with a concrete box structure beneath NM 502.

Wilson & Company will provide trail improvements, underpass selection, traffic control phasing and cost estimates for the Canyon Rim Trail Underpass design. Final design is estimated for September 2018.

Please feel free to contact us with questions, or concerns.

Golf Course Improvements:

County staff working with the Parks and Rec Board devise a plan that implements the Capital Improvement Projects (CIP) Golf Course Improvements at a cost not to exceed $4.524 million and implement it over a multi-year period. 

The main goal of the Golf Course Project is to replace the irrigation system. All other elements will be prioritized and determined throughout the project. 

Preliminary Project Development Schedule:
Design - February 2018 - September 2018
Construction - September 2018 - March 2020

Ice Rink Improvements:

County staff working with Parks and Rec Board devise a plan that proposes improvements to the existing outdoor ice skating rink for an amount approximately $1.2 million which will include a shade study.

Preliminary Project Development Schedule:
Shade study - December 2017 
Design - June 2018 - May 2019
Construction - June 2019 - October 2019

Kiddie Pool - (Adjacent to Aquatic Center):

The new $6.5 million Kiddie Pool with low entry zone, splash features, lazy river and slide. It will be built using County land on the eastern grassy slope of the existing center with access provided from the main center. Design will get underway in spring 2018. 

The Kiddie Pool will not be authorized to move ahead to construction until the LANL operations and maintenance contract is awarded (expected April/May 2018).

Pinon Splash Pad:

County staff working with the Parks and Rec Board devise a plan that proposes a splash pad in White Rock at a cost not to exceed $720,000 with a request to lower that if at all possible. 

During the design and construction phases the team will consider all cost saving elements including the type of operating systems to provide the best product for the lowest cost. 

Preliminary Project Development Schedule:
Design - January 2018 - May 2018
Construction - May 2018 - November 2018

DP Road Infrastructure

Infrastructure for the A-16 A Site needs to be installed first on DP Road as part of the project (funding for the water,  gas, sewer lines and electric lines is a separate economic development project).

Click here to view a map of the proposed infrastructure on DP Road that will serve A-8 A, A-8 B, and A-9 and will terminate at A-16.