Welcome to Carrizozo, New Mexico 
If you are a renewable energy company looking to invest, we want you in Carrizozo
Announcements
2013 Officers
President Fran AltieriVice President Welda Grider
Treasurer Leslie Samora
Recording Secretary Hope de la Torre
Corresponding Secretary Frank Thompson
No meeting in December
Chamber Meeting
Mark your calendars for January 15th. Time and location to be announced.
Burro Raffle
Congratulations to Warren Malkerson on winning the burro donated by City Bank. Proceeds of $832 will be divided between the scholarship fund and New Horizons Special Olympics. Thank you to everyone who supported the raffle.
Film Carrizozo
New Mexico has a long history of filming going back to 1898 when Thomas Edison made his first short film "Indian Day School." Filming continues today with the states attractive film incentives in the form of tax credits and investment programs. Recently New Mexico was rated 3rd most popular state to film in, after California and New York.
Carrizozo is known as a film friendly town and encourages filming projects. Whether you are a small company making commercials or a full scale multi million dollar company ready to make the next block-buster, Carrizozo welcomes you.
Contact:
Linda Rodriguez
Carrizozo film liaison
(575) 648-2407
filmlcnm.org
Five films have been made in Carrizozo including the Denzel Washington film "The Book of Eli"
2010-"This Must be the Place" Sean Penn, Frances McDormat
2009 - "The Book of Eli" Denzel Washington, Gary Oldman
2004- "Deja Vu, Hera's Odyssey" Kimberly Dean, Martha Barnett
1999- "The Outfitters" Dena Delaney, Danny Nucci
1995- "Mad Love" Drew Barrymore, Chris O Donnell
Also contact the New Mexico State Film Office to be eligible for film incentives