AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoFilm & Tourism Boost: New Mexico’s film industry is rebounding, with the state’s “Uplift” tax credit helping productions spread beyond Santa Fe and Albuquerque—about $325 million spent in the latest fiscal year, including a record $57 million in rural locations. Community Events: Albuquerque’s Movies in the Park returns Friday with a free outdoor showing of “Smurfs,” plus more free screenings next month. Local Business & Jobs: DoorDash met with New Mexico lawmakers about standardized rules for autonomous robot delivery, aiming for a legal pathway beyond campus-only pilots. State Funding: The state’s new GRO program is distributing more than $38 million to over 230 community projects statewide, spanning behavioral health, seniors, housing, public safety, and legal services. Health & Safety: Los Alamos and Sandia’s blood drive competition raised 605 units for New Mexico patients. Agriculture Threat: Federal officials confirm New World screwworm has returned to the U.S., raising risks for livestock and cross-border cattle trade. Environment & Land Use: A federal proposal would roll back Chaco Canyon oil-and-gas protections, triggering criticism and a 14-day public comment period. Public Finance Watch: New Mexico’s opioid settlement report says most local funds remain unspent, with counties citing staffing and provider limits. Disaster Aftershocks: Flood damage has forced Ruidoso Downs to temporarily close its casino and simulcast operations, pending state approval.
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