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SCRTD is investing in electric buses, solar energy, and charging infrastructure to support cleaner, more reliable regional transportation. Mass Transit magazine explores how these efforts are coming together at the Sunland Park Mobility and Energy Hub to serve southern New Mexico’s growing transportation needs. Mass Transit Magazine ↗
Attached are the board agenda and supporting documents for the meeting scheduled for October 28, 2026. The meeting will be held in the Doña Ana County Commission Chambers, located on Motel Blvd., Las Cruces, NM Agenda Executive Directors Report [...]
SCRTD Executive Director David Armijo discusses the importance of regional transportation connections in supporting workforce mobility, economic growth, and stronger connections between southern New Mexico and El Paso. El Paso Herald Post ↗
Attached are the board agenda and supporting documents for the meeting scheduled for September 23, 2026. The meeting will be held in the Doña Ana County Commission Chambers, located on Motel Blvd., Las Cruces, NM Agenda Executive Director's Report Santa Teresa Port of Entry Employee Handbook [...]
Ride the Free SCRTD Shuttle at the Hatch Chile Festival The Hatch Chile Festival returns September 5–6, 2026, for a weekend filled with food, music, local vendors, family activities, and the annual festival parade. South Central Regional Transit District will be there providing complimentary shuttle service to help visitors travel around the festival area. [...]
The August 26, 2026, Board Meeting has been cancelled. The next Board Meeting will be held on September 23, 2026.
In an opinion article published by the Las Cruces Sun-News, SCRTD Executive Director David Armijo explains how investing in regional public transportation supports employment, education, healthcare access, and economic development across Southern New Mexico. Read the full article in the Las Cruces Sun-News ↗
In an opinion article published by the Santa Fe New Mexican, SCRTD Executive Director David J. Armijo discusses the need for reliable state funding to strengthen public transportation in New Mexico’s rural, urban, and regional communities. Read the full article in the Santa Fe New Mexican ↗