AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoHousing: New Mexico’s Office of Housing says the state’s supply falls short for low- and middle-income residents and plans to seek nearly $97 million next year. Its priorities include speeding permits, preserving affordable homes and helping close financing gaps. Water and Weather: Recent rain improved drought conditions in parts of New Mexico, though significant drought remains across the Southwest. Broadband: A $27 million state grant and more than $12 million from Kit Carson Electric will bring fiber internet to nearly 4,000 homes, businesses and community sites across five northern counties by 2030. Project Jupiter: Attorney General Raúl Torrez says a “substantial share” of 17,419 public comments on the Santa Teresa data center’s air permit may not have come from people acting independently; his office is investigating. The project and other proposed data centers also raise concerns about regional emissions and climate goals. Santa Fe Immigration: ICE arrests at construction sites have prompted community concern. Local Sports: The New Mexico Goatheads are set to open their first professional hockey season with a sold-out game in Rio Rancho.
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