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On August 8, the Village of Questa hosted a meeting for residents to discuss the road and land issue that began in the mid-1990s, after
When: Thursday, August 8, 6 p.m.Where: Village of Questa Council Chambers The Village of Questa was honored to welcome the Tour of Honor Riders to
The Village of Questa was honored to welcome the Tour of Honor Riders to the town over the Memorial Holiday weekend. The village put up
We obtained data from Mayor John Ortega on the Questa Police Department’s stats for the first quarter of the year. By the Numbers: Personnel:
Dear Questa Residents: I realize some of the Village roads are in bad shape and have lots of potholes. My staff and I are working
Independent Auditor DeAun Willoughby made a presentation to the Village of Questa Council during the February 27 meeting, by video call. Willoughby expressed praise for
Save the DateState of the Village Address by Mayor John Ortega is set for April 1 at 6 p.m. at the Village Office. Tune in
The Village of Questa is working to ensure they can communicate with residents on utility issues, road closures, upcoming events, public safety alerts and safety
At the first monthly meeting of the new year, on January 9, 2024, Village of Questa staff from various departments gave status updates. The first
The Village of Questa Council passed a resolution outlining their priorities for the upcoming New Mexico legislative session during their regular meeting on December 12
In an interview with Questa del Rio News, Village of Questa Mayor John Ortega expressed his optimism for the green hydrogen facility in the works
The Questa Village Council meeting on September 12 featured proposals for a potential 2 percent increase in the municipal gross receipts tax (GRT) as well
The Village of Questa has approved a contract with Robert Romero and Associates LLC for a second year for professional services related to lobbying for
Representatives from the Taos County Community Wildfire Protection Plan (CWPP), the Taos Soil & Water Conservation District, and the Taos County Forest & Watershed Health