WELCOME TO MOUNTAINAIR

The Town of Mountainair is a municipality that exists solely for the purpose of providing the best possible services to our customers, the entire community including citizens, businesses and all other government entities located in the area. We are committed to excellence and constantly strive to provide all services with honesty and integrity, and through the most compassionate and fair processes possible.

Mountainair is located 10 miles from the geographic center of New Mexico. From Mountainair, you can reach many of the destination locations of New Mexico within a few hours. Santa Fe is only 2 hours drive to the north. Ruidoso is only 2 hours to the south. Albuquerque is only a 1 hour drive away.

At an altitude of 6495 feet, the climate consists of cool summer nights and Indian Summer days. Winter snows are mild and are lasting only in the mountain areas. 

 Town Council Meeting are at 5:30pm on the 1st and 3rd Tuesday of each month. 

 Prior meetings can be viewed at: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCeOFy42QqmGg7h7nviemHew/videos 

TOWN OF MOUNTAINAIR COVID-19 RESPONSE:

Town Council has implemented Resolutions 2020-10 and 2020-13 which allows for the Council to meet telephonically, in compliance with Governor Lujan Grisham's Stay-At-Home mandate and the 5-person limit on gatherings.  

Council Meetings on Phone at:  1-346-248-7799
Enter Meeting ID: 856-052-5813

FOR UP TO DATE COMMUNITY INFORMATION VISIT: https://www.mountainair.live/

More information on current cases in Torrance County are listed at the NM Department of Health website: https://cv.nmhealth.org/cases-by-county/

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 PROPOSED ORDINANCES:

01-2021 Proposed Zone Change Ordinance

Planning and Zoning Ordinance Amendments

Breeder's Permit Ordinance

FOR VISITOR AND TOURISM INFORMATION VISIT: https://www.visitmountainair.com/

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Water System: Total Coliform Non-Sampling Violation  Our contracted certified water operator didn't renew his certification on August 31st, and subsequently took samples in September.  We didn't discover this problem until October and the September sample was deemed invalid.  He renewed his certification immediately upon being aware of the problem and we are now in compliance.