City Blueprint: Capital Projects

City Blueprint is more than just a plan—it's a commitment to open communication and building trust. By sharing the behind-the-scenes project work of city government, this initiative ensures residents stay informed about the improvements shaping their community. Through clear updates and accessible insights, Truth or Consequences is reaffirming its dedication to honesty, accountability, and a shared vision for a thriving city.

About General Obligation Bonds
General obligation bonds are a funding tool that allows Truth or Consequences to invest in major public projects such as streets, parks, public facilities, and other community infrastructure. Because these bonds must be approved by voters, they provide a transparent way for residents to help shape the community's future. This page explains how bonds work, highlights past and current bond-funded projects, and demonstrates how these investments support a safer, stronger, and more vibrant city.

General Obligation Bonds

The City of Truth or Consequences recognizes that a reliable and modern electric infrastructure is essential to the community’s growth, safety, and quality of life. Through strategic upgrades and ongoing maintenance of the electric grid, the City aims to enhance service reliability, support future development, and reduce environmental impact. These improvements reflect a proactive commitment to energy resilience, operational efficiency, and the long-term sustainability of municipal services.

Car Charging Station

The Foch Street construction project in Truth or Consequences offers significant benefits to the community, economy, and environment. It improves accessibility and safety with wider sidewalks, ADA-compliant ramps, and better lighting, fostering a more inclusive and attractive downtown. Economically, the revitalized streetscape is expected to boost local business activity, increase property values, and create jobs. Environmentally, features like permeable pavement and native landscaping support sustainability and reduce heat. Overall, the project aligns with broader revitalization goals, setting the stage for long-term growth and community pride.

Foch Street Project

The City of Truth or Consequences is committed to enhancing the quality of life for all residents through thoughtful investment in community services. Our project plans focus on expanding safety and access while fostering a more connected and resilient community. These initiatives are mainly supported by targeted grant funding, including federal and state programs aimed at rural development, public health, public safety and community enrichment. By prioritizing these efforts, we aim to create lasting benefits for current and future generations, ensuring that Truth or Consequences remains a vibrant and welcoming place to live.

Ralph Edwards Boat Ramp & Floating Dock

Playground Shade Structure

Skate Park

Police Station Renovation

Lee Belle Johnson Center

The City of Truth or Consequences recognizes that the enhancement of its street infrastructure is fundamental to the community’s overall functionality and resilience. By investing in comprehensive street improvements, the City aims to ensure the safe and efficient movement of people and goods, support economic vitality, and uphold public safety. These efforts are integral to maintaining a well-connected urban environment and reflect the City’s long-term commitment to sustainable development and civic well-being.

Safety Corridor Implementation

Cantrell Dam

Marie Street

Pershing Street (MAP)

The City of Truth or Consequences acknowledges that modernizing and maintaining its wastewater infrastructure is essential to protecting public health, preserving environmental quality, and supporting sustainable growth. Strategic investments in wastewater system improvements ensure regulatory compliance, enhance operational efficiency, and safeguard vital water resources. These initiatives reflect the City’s commitment to responsible stewardship and long-term infrastructure resilience.

Colonias Infrastructure Grant

NewGen Water & Wastewater Rate Study

The City has undertaken a comprehensive effort to upgrade its municipal water system, beginning with the development of a Preliminary Engineering Report (PER). This report outlines the full scope of necessary improvements and serves as the foundation for securing necessary funding. Due to the scale and cost of the overall project, the City has strategically divided the PER into manageable phases, each targeting high-priority issues within the water system.