Public Entity
FY17 Award New Mexico Clean & Beautiful grant awards will support the following Amount
communities' projects, events, programs and youth engagement through employment opportunities
Alamogordo
17,000 End litter and improve recycling through cleanup events, waste diversion efforts, education and outreach
Albuquerque 71,000 End litter through cleanup events, graffiti abatement through mural projects, beautification efforts in conjunction with APS Angel Fire
3,000 Hold two community-­‐wide, semi-­‐annual cleanup and beautification events along with a number of smaller efforts Artesia
14,500 Host two major cleanups each year including regional e-­‐waste collection event, provide trees and shrubs as part of Adopt-­‐a-­‐Tree program
Belen
3,000 Cleanup by removing weeds and litter along roads and in parks
Bernalillo County
27,000 Create the third BernCo Bernie book in this series about the importance of visiting local open space and keeping it clean, participate in Keep America Beautiful (KAB) Great American Cleanup, the nation's largest community improvement program
Bosque Farms
Carlsbad
Causey
Cibola County
Cloudcroft
Clovis
Curry County
De Baca County Dona Ana County
Elephant Butte
Elida
Espanola
6,100 Beautify open spaces by removing litter and weeds, planting native vegetation and installing pet waste stations, participate in Ag Day event at local elementary school to teach children about recycling
18,500 Coordinate four Clean Your Block parties, design and implement litter prevention and recycling education program for local schools
1,000 Engage community and youth to participate in annual cleanup event
3,500 Eliminate litter and implement beautification along Historic Route 66 and throughout the county through community engagement and county-­‐wide cleanups including remediation of illegal dump sites
2,150 Beautify dumpsters by using them as canvases to transform eyesores along its main thoroughfare into unique works of art
7,500 Conduct semi-­‐annual community cleanup events every spring and fall and coordinating Yard of the Month program to improve the overall appearance of the city
1,000 Engage community and youth to participate in annual cleanup event
2,500 Rejuvenate county spaces by xeriscaping and leverage the area as a demonstration garden showcasing the potential of low water/maintenance plants to the public
16,000 Design, implement and maintain a school-­‐based recycling program in southern Doña Ana County, continue cleanup efforts in 25 communities, support and beautify the Anthony Youth Farm as stated in press release
30,000 Transform underutilized land into a Veteran's Memorial Garden, a visually impactful project that will incorporate both the youth and veterans of Sierra County
3,000 Engage community and youth to participate in three cleanup events
32,100 Litter prevention and recycling education for local schools along with aggressive graffiti abatement program
Farmington
17,500 Dumpster Weekends provide residents the opportunity to dispose of accumulated and unsightly items, youth environmental programs include Keep It Clean Kids for middle schoolers and recycling outreach to middle and high school aged students, Pretty Up Farmington campaign ensures neighborhoods stay clean and beautiful
Floyd
Gallup
Grants
1,000 Engage community and youth to participate in annual cleanup event
20,000 Catalytic project in downtown core as stated in press release
5,400 Multi-­‐pronged approach includes Eradication, Education and Enforcement to end littering, clean the city, stop illegal dumping and improve the appearance of public and private property
2,300 Create a beautiful, safe and inviting Village Plaza and Park by adding a walkway with murals and demonstration garden
21,500 Continue to prevent, control and reduce litter and weeds and increase recycling, educate students on the effects of litter, recycling and graffiti through after-­‐
school programs
15,000 Assist the Town of Tatum by demolishing two eyesores pf dilapidated structures and beautify the resulting vacant lots
6,200 Engage community and youth to participate in annual cleanup event
27,250 instill community pride by sustaining litter abatement and cleanup efforts, Paint the Town graffiti wipe-­‐outs and mural projects, instill proper recycling habits by conducting outreach in schools and at local events
6,900 Install horse trough planters and decorative banners throughout downtown and coordinate Clean Your Block and Spring Clean & Green events to sustain beautification efforts
6,800 Engage community and youth to participate in annual cleanup event
70,000 Reduce litter and illegal dumping, increase participation in traditional and household hazardous waste recycling, become a Tree City USA through initiatives that will increase the city's tree canopy, expand its Tree Steward Program, landscape medians and work on urban forestry and beautification, expand Great American Cleanup from a one-­‐day event to a two-­‐month long series of activities, education and events
19,250 Beautify mid-­‐town area, parks and public spaces, host two village-­‐wide cleanup events, recruit community in weed mitigation efforts
13,000 Outdoor Learning Center as stated in press release, also coordinate semi-­‐annual village-­‐wide cleanups and Neighborhood Litter Campaign that supports mini-­‐
cleanups year-­‐round
1,100 Plant trees and landscape with native vegetation to beautify public spaces
56,500 Engage community and youth to participate in annual cleanup event
28,000 Create welcoming community gathering spaces and destination green space at Big Ditch and other city parks. Solidify the city's progressive and environmentally friendly image through infrastructure like the obvious recycling bins and also bird houses, bat boxes and bee hotels that create pollinator-­‐friendly habitat
1,200 Engage community and youth to participate in annual cleanup event
8,200 Cleanup downtown and ensure sustainability of litter reduction through waste receptacle installation
Jemez Springs
Las Cruces
Lea County
Lovington
Luna County
Mountainair
Portales
Rio Rancho
Ruidoso Ruidoso Downs
San Jon
Santa Fe
Silver City
Taos
Truth or Consequences
Tucumcari
Tularosa
Valencia County
Zuni
KNMB
Total Award Amount
9,300 Cleanup and beautification events with focus on sustainability through education and hands-­‐on experiences for students 9,900 Maintain existing programs like litter/weed free community spaces, rose garden medians, litter prevention and recycling education
16,200 Transform area surrounding El Cerro Community Center into inviting community space, conduct county-­‐wide cleanups and improve the environment by removing graffiti and reinstating original aesthetic quality to public property
17,650 Continue Trash to Art program as stated in press release, cleanup and wipe-­‐out graffiti during community events
61,000 Partner with NMCB by awarding grants to public entities as well as non-­‐profit organizations and public schools statewide
700,000