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2025 ACTIVITIES

November 4, 2025 Update

We are thankful to have had a break from disasters here in NM for the past few months. However NMBDR volunteers have kept busy serving in  neighboring states, supporting BCNM State Convention activities, Inlow Baptist Camp, NMBDR equipment improvement and maintenance, representing NMBDR at the NM Emergency Manager Conference.  Anything that is needed our volunteers say "yes - I can do that".​​​​​​​

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September

- 21 volunteers responded to two small local community projects, one in Alto and one in Weed.

- 8 volunteers cooked 1200 hotdogs for the One Day Mission activity at FBC Silver City

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​October

- 14 volunteers did chainsaw work and cooking at Inlow Baptist Camp.

- 2 volunteers pulled the NMBDR Laundry Trailer to and from Bayfield, CO and did laundry for the CO cleanup.

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 2025 VADO FLOODS - JULY 29 - AUGUST 9 

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2025 RUIDOSO FLOODS - JULY 9 - AUGUST 2 

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TROUT FIRE - Silver City, NM 
06/17-

Rio Grande Valley - March Flooding, Brownsville, Texas.

UPDATE: 5/6/2025
Clayton Murphy and his team of 8 volunteers arrived home safely.
While in Brownsfield this team prepared homes for rebuilding by tearing out and carrying out ruined wallboard, carpets, cabinets, furniture and personal belongings. They then did power washing and mold remediation.  They also tarped a leaky roof. The team had 56 volunteer days and 448 hours. 
 
Wrap UP: 3/24/2025 - all teams returned home safely.
In late January, NMBDR sent Chaplains, a Logistics Chief and a Feeding Teams to Los Angeles CA, and in Feburary and March provided two more Feeding Teams, an Operations Chief and 4 Personal Property Removal Teams.  There were 13 gospel presentations resulting in 6 professions of faith, there were 543 Chaplaincy contacts at the Incident Command post and the various Disaster Operation Centers set up around Los Angeles.  Our Chaplains, Cleanup and Feeding teams also had 148 Ministry contacts, distributed 59 bibles and 23 tracks.  

A total of 343 NMBDR volunteer days and 3619 volunteer work hours were recorded for the Califorina response.  Our Cleanup teams worked on 33 homesites to find personal property that survived the fires. Our feeding teams helped with the Mass Feeding Operation to prepare meals and distribute to the various shelters that were set up around the city as well as preparing meals for the volunteers from across the country who were on site.

 2/22 - 3/24
Once California received permission to do Personal Property Recovery (PPR), NMBDR sent a team of 12 to Pasadena, they returned home safely on 3/1.  Another PPR team of 5 followed on 3/1 to Santa Monica to do PPR from the Palisades Fire.  A third PPR team with 9 volunteers joined them on 3/9 and returned home on 3/24. An Incident Management Operations volunteer served for two weeks with this last group.
CA has sufficient volunteers to finish the work orders, so NMBDR will not send anymore volunteers. 

1/29 - 2/17
NMBDR volunteers started arriving on site in the Los Angeles area on January 29.  CA had asked for Chaplains and Feeding volunteers. We also sent a Logistics volunteer to help in the Incident Command Post. We sent another FD team and another CP team on 2/9. 
 
The Chaplains worked at UCLA and Altadena where the FEMA Disaster Recovery Centers (DRC) were set up.  The Feeding teams provided support for Mass Feeding Operations as well as feeding Disaster Relief volunteers.

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