City of Alamogordo Jobs Open Now: November 2026

    Published 1 November 2026

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    The City of Alamogordo had 18 job openings posted on its employment site on November 1, 2026. They range from police officer and public safety dispatcher to wastewater foreman, public works inspector and Senior Center supervisor, with listed starting rates from $14.85 to $28.50 an hour. Every posting was open to outside applicants and listed as open until filled.

    City jobs are steady work close to home, and they're a good option for military spouses and newcomers looking for a foothold. Here's what's open.

    What City of Alamogordo jobs are open right now?

    Here's every opening on the City of Alamogordo employment opportunities page as of November 1, 2026. Most listings show a minimum hourly rate. A few show a maximum rate instead, and I've marked those.

    JobDepartmentListed pay
    Police OfficerAlamogordo Police DepartmentFrom $28.50 an hour
    Public Works InspectorCommunity DevelopmentFrom $24.10 an hour
    Public Safety Certified TelecommunicatorPublic Safety dispatchFrom $20.21 an hour
    Collection Center Transport OperatorConvenience centerFrom $19.00 an hour
    Home Services SupervisorSenior CenterFrom $18.51 an hour
    Public Safety Telecommunicator TraineePublic Safety dispatchFrom $18.51 an hour
    Collection Center Operator IIConvenience centerFrom $18.00 an hour
    Finance Procurement SpecialistFinance, PurchasingFrom $17.71 an hour
    IPRA SpecialistCity Clerk's OfficeFrom $16.22 an hour
    Community Events and Maintenance, full timeCivic CenterFrom $16.22 an hour
    Community Events and Maintenance, part timeCivic CenterFrom $16.22 an hour
    Street Maintenance Laborer IIPublic Works, StreetsFrom $16.22 an hour
    Police Service AideAlamogordo Police DepartmentFrom $16.22
    Collection Center Operator IConvenience centerFrom $16.00 an hour
    Animal Control Kennel OfficerAnimal ControlFrom $14.85 an hour
    Wastewater Reclamation Maintenance ForemanUtilities, WastewaterUp to $37.50 an hour (listed maximum)
    CIT Clinician, Otero County fundedPolice CIT teamUp to $30.04 (listed maximum)
    Golf Course Laborer, seasonalGolf courseUp to $15.52 an hour (listed maximum)

    Which city jobs were posted most recently?

    Four openings went up in the second half of October:

    • Public Works Inspector, posted October 20
    • CIT Clinician, posted October 23, a position the listing says is funded by Otero County
    • Animal Control Kennel Officer, posted October 27
    • Police Service Aide, posted October 30

    The rest have been posted since July, August and September. All 18 show a posting end date far in the future, which means they stay open until they're filled.

    What do these jobs pay per year?

    For full time work at 2,080 hours a year, here's what a few of the starting rates add up to before taxes. I did the math myself from the listed hourly rates.

    Starting rateAbout this much a year
    $14.85 an hour$30,888
    $16.22 an hour$33,738
    $18.51 an hour$38,501
    $20.21 an hour$42,037
    $24.10 an hour$50,128
    $28.50 an hour$59,280

    What do you need to apply?

    Requirements vary by job, so read the full description on each listing before you apply. A few examples from the postings:

    • IPRA Specialist: a high school diploma or GED, three years of office administrative experience and one year of experience with New Mexico's Inspection of Public Records Act, among other requirements.
    • Home Services Supervisor: an associate's degree in business administration, social services or a related field, three years of program administration experience, two years of supervisory experience and a valid New Mexico driver's license, among other requirements.
    • Wastewater Reclamation Maintenance Foreman: a high school diploma or GED and a current Wastewater Level 4 certification from the New Mexico Water Quality Control Commission, among other requirements.

    You apply online through the same employment page. The city describes itself there as an Affirmative Action and Equal Opportunity Employer.

    What does this mean for people moving to Alamogordo?

    If you're relocating, especially as a military spouse, a city job can be a steady option while you settle in. Pay is one piece of the picture, and housing costs are the other. My Moving to Alamogordo guide walks through what it's like to live here, and my Jobs in Alamogordo page rounds up other employers. If you're looking on base too, see Holloman AFB jobs open in November 2026.

    Frequently Asked Questions

    How many jobs is the City of Alamogordo hiring for?

    The city's employment page listed 18 openings on November 1, 2026. All of them were open to outside applicants.

    What is the highest paying City of Alamogordo job open now?

    Among jobs with a listed starting rate, police officer was highest at $28.50 an hour. The wastewater reclamation maintenance foreman job lists a maximum rate of $37.50 an hour.

    Where do I apply for City of Alamogordo jobs?

    Apply online through the City of Alamogordo's employment opportunities page. Each listing has an Apply button and a full job description.

    Does the City of Alamogordo have part time jobs?

    Yes, a part time Community Events and Maintenance job at the Civic Center was open. A seasonal golf course laborer job was also listed.

    When do City of Alamogordo job postings close?

    The current postings are listed as open until filled. Apply soon, since a job can come down once it's filled.

    Job titles, departments, pay rates and posting dates come from the City of Alamogordo's employment opportunities page, checked on 1 November 2026. Listings change often, so confirm every detail on the city's site before you apply.

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