LOOKING AHEAD Socorro faces challenges common to fast-growing communities, such as infrastructure demands and limited resources. But through creative solutions and phased planning, the city is moving forward with confidence. “There’s so much to be excited about,” Reta says, citing upcoming civic centers, health clinics, park upgrades, and bridge improvements. “We’re also negotiating to bring in large-scale employers and new services.” His message to those considering Socorro? “Socorro offers a peaceful rural lifestyle enriched by strong community values, cultural heritage, and modern amenities. Whether you’re a family, entrepreneur, or investor, this is a place to grow roots and make a meaningful impact.” PREFERRED VENDOR/PARTNER n GECU www.gecu.com Founded in 1932, GECU has grown into a trusted financial institution serving Texas and New Mexico. Guided by the people helping people philosophy, GECU empowers individuals, families, and businesses with competitive financial products, free financial education, and community investment to achieve lasting financial well-being. n Bain Construction www.bainconstruction.com Delivering Infrastructure with Precision Power and Proven Expertise. From earthwork and dewatering to underground utility systems, Bain Construction delivers the critical infrastructure West Texas and Southern New Mexico rely on. When you need experience below ground and excellence above it, Bain delivers. With over 27 years of trusted performance, we bring strength, safety, and lasting value to every project. 162 CIVIL AND MUNICIPAL VOLUME 06, ISSUE 09
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