Doña Ana County code officers distribute food, share illegal-dumping reporting info at Radium Springs event

Officer Cadena of Doña Ana County Code Enforcement said the department joined community partners at the Radium Springs Community Center to support a monthly food drive and to offer residents information on reporting illegal dumping.

Cadena said the event, organized with Casa de Pedegreno and the Roadrunner Food Bank, provided a food giveaway for Radium Springs residents and an opportunity for county staff to share resources. "Just offering some of the information and resources that the county has to offer, specifically for our agency when it comes to illegal dumping, the means to report it, and just getting our faces out in the community," Cadena said.

Doña Ana County Code Enforcement did not announce any regulatory changes or formal actions at the event; Cadena described the visit as outreach and public education. The department provided contact information and reporting options for illegal dumping during the event, though Cadena did not specify exact reporting phone numbers or online links in the comments recorded.

No votes or policy decisions were taken during the visit. Residents seeking further details on reporting procedures were directed to contact Doña Ana County Code Enforcement through the county's official channels (contact information not specified in the recording).