Churches First Baptist Church 314 10th St. (575) 648-2968 Santa Rita Catholic Church 213 Birch St. (575) 648-2853 Trinity United Methodist Church 1000 D Ave. (575) 648-2993 Saint Matthias Episcopal Church 601 E Ave. Service Organizations Carrizozo Chamber of Commerce Carrizozo Woman’s Club 908 11th St. (575) 648-2546 American Legion Historical Organizations Lincoln County Historical…
Town of Carrizozo The Town of Carrizozo was incorporated in 1917. It is a mayor-council government system. There are 4 trustees. The mayor breaks a tie. Meetings are typically the 2nd Tuesday of the month. Town departments include police, fire, airport, public works and the library. Lincoln County Carrizozo is the county seat. Many offices…
The 2000 US Census Bureau reported that in Carrizozo, 23 people worked at home, 268 people worked within a 29 minute drive, 18 people worked 44 minutes from home and 102 people traveled more than 45 minutes to get to work. Carrizozo’s remote location and limited work opportunities has contributed to its low median income…
Commercial Properties in and around Carrizozo INDIAN SUMMER RV and MOBILE HOME VILLAGEThis property has 623 feet of Highway 380 frontage just east of scenic Carrizozo, New Mexico. The village offers sixteen spacious lots, all of which have city water and sewer in place, established electric service and natural gas supply lines run to the…
Most business activity takes place around the intersection of US 54 and 380, along Central and on 12th Street. Town of Carrizozo Click Here Carrizozo Schools Click Here Lincoln County Detention Center Click Here New Mexico Courts (includes entire state) Click Here Lincoln County Click Here Family Dollar Click Here Valero Click Here Allsups Click…
Carrizozo Municipal Schools is undergoing a complete reconstruction. Plans for the school can be seen here. There are 5 independent school districts in the county, including Carrizozo Municipal Schools. Typical of low-density rural schools in New Mexico the Carrizozo elementary, middle and high schools average 145 to 150 students. With low numbers comes a high…
Perhaps it is the isolation and remoteness that attracts creatives to Carrizozo. Or maybe it is the transcendental light that illuminates even the darkest corners of crumbling adobes and cracks in the malpais. Whatever it is, Carrizozo has an inordinate number per capita of working artists, writers, craftspeople, musicians and historians who work at home,…
There are 2 nature trails near Carrizozo; one on the former golf course and another at Valley of Fires Recreation Area that attract bird watchers, nature lovers and walkers. A small lake near the nature trail is stocked with trout and the town swimming pool is open during the summer. Also just off the nature…
Carrizozo’s economy mirrors the regional economy in its dependence on local-serving government-related jobs. Carrizozo has less accommodation, food service and retail services than neighboring towns, including Ruidoso, which is primarily a tourist-based economy. At the crossroads of two major highways, Carrizozo caters to automobile traffic passing through to other destinations, art-lovers and residents having business…
PopulationAccording to New Mexico Hometown Locator, the total population of Carrizozo as of July 1, 2020 was 1,028. The population grew 0.31% from 2010 and is projected to grow 0.06% through 2025. Of the total population, 939 persons were listed as being in households. This represents a 0.51% increase from 2010. Projected growth is 0.18%…
