The Alamo Town Board held its monthly meeting March 19.  The board received a quote from the Road Department that it will cost approximately $78,000 for phase one of the project to resurface Broadway Street. This phase would cover half of Broadway from the middle of the road while also adding eight feet extra for […] This article is available to Lincoln … [Read more...] about Alamo Town Board News

The Alamo Town Board held their monthly meeting Feb. 12.  First up for discussion was the town’s old Ford F150. It was decided the truck will be put up for bid and more information will be given soon.  The block wall project at the splash pad is ongoing and looking good.  The sheriff’s office reported […] This article is available to Lincoln County Record … [Read more...] about Updates from Alamo Town Board

The Alamo Town Board held their monthly meeting Jan. 15. The Joshua Tree Ward young men were in attendance and they asked the board if there were any service projects they could assist with. There was discussion about having them help out with building the retaining wall at the splash pad and cleaning up the […] This article is available to Lincoln County … [Read more...] about Alamo Town Board votes in new member

The Alamo Town Board met and discussed many topics on Dec. 11.  The town maintenance crew reported the park and ball fields are being cleaned up and the gopher problem should be taken care of by spring. Christmas Card Lane’s new banner design has been successful. There is still room for more banners and if […] This article is available to Lincoln County … [Read more...] about Alamo Town Board Updates

The Alamo Town Board held its monthly meeting on Oct. 19 and during the meeting, many items were addressed.  Christmas Card Lane was discussed, and letters have gone out to local businesses to invite them to participate in new banners. The old wooden signs are currently being redesigned into banners as well. The opening of […] This article is available to … [Read more...] about Town board plans new banners for Alamo’s Christmas Card Lane