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- Since 1950 -
Big Mesa MDWCA
Water Quality and Waste Management
Hours Of Operation
Big Mesa Office Hours:
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8:00am - 3:00 pm (Monday- Thursday)
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8:00am - 2:00 pm (Friday)
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The Community Collection Center (formally known as Transfer Station).
Water/Trash payments: Hours of operation
Summer (May-September) 8:00am - 3:00pm (closed Wednesday)
Winter (October-April) 9:00am - 1:00pm (closed Wednesday)
Upcoming Meeting:
The Big Mesa Board Meeting will be held on May 10th at 8 am.​​​
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The Big Mesa office is currently inaccessible until further notice due to ongoing construction activities.
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Payment Options:
Check or Cash
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Pay at the Transfer Station or use the blue drop box.
Credit Card
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Call us at 575-868-4550 to make a payment over the phone.
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Thank you for your understanding and cooperation!
As a means to ensure the future of our cherished citizens and residents here in New Mexico, our staff and representatives work tirelessly to incorporate safety measures, training, and legislation that protects one of the most valuable commodities to date: your water. Furthermore, our association has become actively involved with our local communities regarding trash and waste management in both residential/household and
non-residential/household capacities. Our desired goal is to provide our members with a valuable local resource that promotes economical trash/waste disposal and education.
Helping Our Community
Cleaner Water for a Cleaner Future
As a means to ensure the future of our cherished citizens and residents here in New Mexico, our staff and representatives work tirelessly to incorporate safety measures, training, and legislation that protects one of the most valuable commodities to date: your water. Furthermore, our association has become actively involved with our local communities regarding trash and waste management in both residential/household and
non-residential/household capacities. Our desired goal is to provide our members with a valuable local resource that promotes economical trash/waste disposal and education.
Taking into account the importance of having purified, drinkable water; it's in every residents' best interest to take an active involvement in raising awareness pertaining to the dangers of consuming and/or utilizing a tainted water supply. We've been spreading the word, furthering education, and incorporated safe and renewable practices to protect our community's future for over seventy years!