FY2027 Community Project Funding
Listed below is a summary of the 20 projects Congressman Vasquez submitted to the House Appropriations Committee for FY27, along with each project's recipient, requested amount, and required financial disclosure letter. The projects are listed in alphabetical order. Members are restricted to only 20 Community Project Submissions.
In compliance with House Rules and Committee requirements, Congressman Vasquez has certified that he and his immediate family have no financial interest in any of the projects he has requested.
FY27 Submitted Projects
Projects are listed in alphabetical order. Members are restricted to only 20 Community Project Submissions.
Acoma Pueblo Low-Income Housing Expansion
Recipient: Pueblo of Acoma
Address: PO Box 620, Acoma, NM 87034
Amount Requested: $3,000,000
Project Description: Community project funding will support construction of up to 19 new single-family homes and associated infrastructure in the Pueblo of Acoma to address critical housing shortages. The project will provide affordable housing for low- to moderate-income families, reducing overcrowding and housing instability in the community. Together, this investment will expand safe housing options and support long-term stability for Pueblo families.
Disclosure Letter: Click here
Alamo Navajo Reservation Fire Station Construction
Recipient: Socorro County
Address: 198 Neel Ave, Socorro, NM 87801
Amount Requested: $1,875,000
Project Description: Community project funding will support the construction of a new fire station on the Alamo Navajo reservation to provide critical emergency response infrastructure for an isolated Tribal community. The facility will enable locally based volunteer responders to deliver timely fire protection services, replacing current response times that can exceed one hour. Together, this investment will improve emergency response, protect lives and property, and strengthen public safety for residents in Socorro County.
Disclosure Letter: Click here
Albuquerque Bernalillo County Water Utility Authority for Drinking Water Improvements
Recipient: Albuquerque Bernalillo County Water Utility Authority
Address: PO Box 568, Albuquerque, NM 87103
Amount Requested: $2,400,000
Project Description: Community project funding will support Phase 8B.2 of the South Valley Drinking Water Project to expand access to safe, reliable drinking water in underserved areas of Albuquerque. The project will install new water distribution lines, service connections, and related infrastructure to connect households currently relying on unsafe or unreliable private wells. Together, these improvements will enhance water quality, reduce public health risks, and strengthen long-term water system reliability for the community.
Disclosure Letter: Click here
Belen Fire Station 2 Remodel
Recipient: City of Belen
Address: 100 S Main St, Belen, New Mexico, 87002
Amount Requested: $660,000
Project Description: Community project funding will support the remodel and expansion of Fire Station 2 in Belen to strengthen emergency response capacity. The project will add sleeping quarters, upgrade HVAC systems, and install fire safety infrastructure to support increased staffing and improve working conditions for first responders. Together, these improvements will enhance response times, expand service coverage, and strengthen public safety for the community.
Disclosure Letter: Click Here
Bernalillo County Bridge Boulevard Reconstruction
Recipient: Bernalillo County
Address: 415 Silver Ave SW, Albuquerque, NM 87102
Amount Requested: $2,000,000
Project Description: Community project funding will support reconstruction of a 0.8-mile segment of Bridge Boulevard in Bernalillo County to improve safety and reduce congestion on a heavily traveled corridor. The project will add upgraded road infrastructure, ADA-compliant sidewalks, bike lanes, lighting, and intersection improvements to better serve all users. Together, these investments will enhance traffic flow, reduce crash risks, and support economic development in the South Valley.
Disclosure Letter: Click Here
Bernalillo County Food Pantry Construction
Recipient: Bernalillo County
Address: 415 Silver Ave SW, Albuquerque, NM 87102
Amount Requested: $1,882,182
Project Description: Community project funding will support the construction of Phase 1 of a Community Food Hub in Bernalillo County to expand access to food and supportive services. The facility will include a free grocery-style pantry, warehouse and cold storage, and space for SNAP enrollment, financial assistance, and workforce and nutrition programs. Together, this investment will increase food access, meet rising demand, and help stabilize households facing economic hardship.
Disclosure Letter: Click Here
Bernalillo County Sheriff’s Department Public Safety Vehicle Acquisition
Recipient: Bernalillo County Sheriff’s Office
Address: 400 Roma Ave NW, Albuquerque, NM 87122
Amount Requested: $1,320,000
Project Description: Community project funding will support the purchase of crime scene investigation vans, drone response vans, and patrol vehicles to strengthen public safety operations in Bernalillo County. Crime scene vans will equip investigators to process evidence more efficiently in the field, while drone response vans will enable rapid deployment of unmanned aerial systems for search and rescue, critical incidents, and large events. New patrol vehicles will replace aging units, ensuring reliable response across the county and improving overall safety for deputies and the communities they serve.
Disclosure Letter: Click Here
Carlsbad Dark Canyon Bridge Construction
Recipient: City of Carlsbad
Address: 101 N. Halagueno St., Carlsbad, NM 88220
Amount Requested: $5,000,000
Project Description: Community project funding will support the construction of a new bridge and connector roadway in Carlsbad to provide a reliable second north-south crossing over Dark Canyon. The project will include a two-lane bridge, replacement crossing, roadway improvements, and safety features to reduce flooding disruptions, improve traffic flow, and enhance emergency access to critical services. Together, these investments will strengthen transportation resilience, improve public safety, and support economic activity in southeastern New Mexico.
Disclosure Letter: Click Here
Catron County Mobile Rock Crusher and Dozer
Recipient: Catron County
Address: 100 Main Street, Reserve, NM 87830
Amount Requested: $1,500,000
Project Description: Community project funding will support the purchase of a mobile rock crusher and dozer to improve road maintenance across Catron County’s rural road network. The equipment will allow the county to produce road material on site, reducing transportation costs and enabling faster, more durable repairs to roads impacted by flooding and washouts. Together, this investment will improve access for residents, emergency responders, and federal partners while strengthening connectivity across a vast rural area.
Disclosure Letter: Click Here
Chaparral Transfer Station Expansion
Recipient: South Central Solid Waste Authority
Address: 2865 W Amador, Las Cruces, NM 88005
Amount Requested: $1,037,750
Project Description: Community project funding will support the expansion and improvement of the Chaparral Transfer Station to meet growing demand in southeastern Doña Ana County. The project will increase capacity, improve safety and efficiency, and add recycling, utility, and fire suppression infrastructure at the facility. Together, these upgrades will strengthen waste management services, reduce congestion, and improve public health and environmental quality for surrounding communities.
Disclosure Letter: Click Here
City of Socorro Drinking Water Storage Tank Rehabilitation and Line Replacement
Recipient: City of Socorro
Address: P.O. Box K, Socorro, NM 87801
Amount Requested: $2,960,000
Project Description: Community project funding will support the rehabilitation of five drinking water storage tanks and the replacement of a deteriorating transmission line in Socorro. Tank improvements will restore structural integrity, improve water quality, and ensure compliance with state and federal drinking water standards, while the new transmission line will reduce water loss and improve system reliability. Together, these upgrades will strengthen water infrastructure, support conservation, and ensure safe, reliable drinking water for the community.
Disclosure Letter: Click Here
Deming Public Safety Facility Construction
Recipient: City of Deming
Address: 1275 E. Pine Street, Deming, NM 88030
Amount Requested: $525,000
Project Description: Community project funding will support the renovation and expansion of Deming’s Public Safety Facility to centralize police and emergency services in a single, modern location. The project will construct new holding cells, offices, evidence storage, and training space to meet the needs of a growing police force. Together, these improvements will enhance coordination across agencies, improve response times, and strengthen public safety in the community.
Disclosure Letter: Click Here
Eunice Police Cruisers
Recipient: City of Eunice
Address: 2301 Avenue O, Eunice, NM 88231
Amount Requested: $346,076
Project Description: Community project funding will support the purchase and full outfitting of four patrol vehicles for the Eunice Police Department to strengthen frontline law enforcement operations. These vehicles will replace aging, high-mileage units that are increasingly unreliable and costly to maintain, ensuring officers have dependable equipment to respond to calls for service. Together, this investment will improve response times, enhance officer safety, and support consistent, reliable public safety coverage for the Eunice community.
Disclosure Letter: Click Here
Gila Regional Medical Center New Ambulances
Recipient:Gila Regional Medical Center
Address:1313 E. 32nd. St., Silver City, NM 88061
Amount Requested:$671,744
Project Description: Community project funding will support the purchase of two new ambulances for Gila Regional Emergency Medical Services to strengthen emergency response across rural southwestern New Mexico. The new units will replace aging, high-mileage ambulances prone to breakdowns and will be equipped with modern patient loading systems for safe, reliable transport over long distances. Together, this investment will improve response reliability, enhance patient safety, and ensure continued emergency medical coverage in medically underserved communities.
Disclosure Letter: Click Here
Las Cruces Police Department Gun Shot Detection Technology
Recipient: City of Las Cruces
Address: 700 N. Main St., Las Cruces, NM 88001
Amount Requested: $510,000
Project Description: Community project funding will support the purchase of gunshot detection technology and mobile surveillance trailers to enhance public safety in Las Cruces. Gunshot detection systems will provide real-time alerts and precise locations of gunfire, enabling faster emergency response at schools, parks, and other high-traffic areas. Mobile, solar-powered surveillance trailers equipped with cameras and lighting will expand the Police Department’s ability to monitor, deter crime, and respond effectively across the community.
Disclosure Letter: Click Here
Lordsburg Public Safety Building Construction
Recipient: City of Lordsburg
Address: 409 West Wabash Street, Lordsburg, NM 88045
Amount Requested: $435,000
Project Description: Community project funding will support critical repairs and upgrades to the Lordsburg Public Safety Building, which houses the city’s police and fire departments. The project will address roof leaks, plumbing issues, flooring replacement, and ADA accessibility improvements to ensure the facility is safe, functional, and compliant. Together, these upgrades will support reliable emergency response operations and improve public safety for the Lordsburg community.
Disclosure Letter: Click Here
Sierra County for Stormwater Outfall Channel and Drainage Improvements
Recipient: Sierra County
Address: 1712 N. Date Street, Truth or Consequences, NM 87901
Amount Requested: $1,600,000
Project Description: Community project funding will support the design and construction of stormwater infrastructure improvements in Hillsboro to reduce flooding and erosion risks. The project will build a stabilized outfall channel and upgrade drainage systems to safely convey runoff and protect water quality in Percha Creek. Together, these improvements will enhance flood resilience, protect critical infrastructure, and improve public safety for the community.
Disclosure Letter: Click Here
South Valley Behavioral Health Clinic
Recipient: Bernalillo County
Address: 415 Silver Ave SW, Albuquerque, NM 87102
Amount Requested: $2,000,000
Project Description: Community project funding will support the construction and equipping of a behavioral health clinic in the South Valley to expand access to mental health and substance use services in a medically underserved area. The facility will provide therapy, substance use treatment, crisis intervention, and case management services, increasing capacity to serve approximately 1,000 additional patients annually. Together, this investment will improve access to culturally competent care, strengthen the behavioral health workforce, and address critical gaps in services for high-need populations.
Disclosure Letter: Click Here
Sunland Park Urgent Care
Recipient: City of Sunland Park
Address: 1000 McNutt Road, Suite A, Sunland Park, NM 88063
Amount Requested: $4,800,000
Project Description: Community project funding will support the construction and equipping of a new urgent care center in Sunland Park to expand access to basic medical services in a medically underserved border region. The facility will provide treatment for minor injuries and illnesses, diagnostic and preventative care, and routine consultations, reducing reliance on distant providers and overcrowded emergency rooms. Together, this investment will improve access to care, reduce travel burdens, and strengthen health outcomes for thousands of residents in southern New Mexico.
Disclosure Letter: Click Here
Timberon Water and Sanitation District for Drinking Water System Engineering and Design for Infrastructure Rehabilitation
Recipient: Timberon Water and Sanitation District
Address: 1 Bob White Circle, Suite 1, Timberon, NM 88350
Amount Requested: $2,240,000
Project Description: Community project funding will support engineering and design work to rehabilitate Timberon’s aging drinking water system and address severe water loss and service disruptions. The project will develop construction-ready plans for pipeline replacement, system optimization, and improved reliability and redundancy. Together, these efforts will lay the groundwork for critical infrastructure upgrades, improve water service, and protect public health in the community.
Disclosure Letter: Click Here