Porta potty rental in Doña Ana County, NM
We cover southern Doña Ana County from Sunland Park and Santa Teresa up the Mesilla Valley to Las Cruces: border industry, valley farms and the state’s second-largest city.
Doña Ana County at a glance
- Cities with a page
- 3
- Also covered
- Chaparral, La Union, Mesquite, Vado and more
- County seat
- Las Cruces
- State
- NM
Cities we serve in Doña Ana County
Other Doña Ana County communities on our routes
- Chaparral
- La Union
- Mesquite
- Vado
- Berino
- Chamberino
- Town of Mesilla
- University Park
- Doña Ana village
Three parts of Doña Ana County
Border and industry
Sunland Park and Santa Teresa: the Santa Teresa port, rail and warehouse construction, and mesa subdivisions.
Mesilla Valley
Anthony, La Union, Berino, Vado, Mesquite and Mesilla: chile, pecan and dairy country with irrigation ditches and harvest crews.
Las Cruces
The county seat: NMSU, East Mesa and Sonoma Ranch subdivisions, and weddings at Mesilla venues.
Permits and regulations
New Mexico runs its own OSHA state plan, which adopts the federal construction standard, so job-site toilet counts match Texas. Farm crews follow the field-sanitation rule. Inside Las Cruces, Sunland Park, Anthony or Mesilla, street and park placements need that city’s approval; elsewhere, Doña Ana County. Quotes for New Mexico addresses show gross receipts tax.
Sources: New Mexico Occupational Health and Safety Bureau, 29 CFR 1926.51 and 29 CFR 1928.110
Where we deliver
Doña Ana County questions
Is the OSHA toilet rule different in New Mexico?
The state runs its own program, but for construction it adopts the federal 1926 standard, so the counts are the same. Inspections come from the state bureau.
Do you serve Chaparral?
Yes, the Doña Ana County side of Chaparral. Book a few days ahead so we can route it.
Why is the tax line different on my New Mexico quote?
New Mexico charges gross receipts tax instead of a Texas-style sales tax, so the rate and wording on the quote change.