AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoElection & Statehouse: New Mexico voters approved legislative pay, while Deb Haaland’s historic election as governor puts the state on track to have its first Native American woman in the office. She has begun planning the transition with Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham. Schools & Health: Federal investigators are examining gender-identity policies at Albuquerque Public Schools and Santa Fe Public Schools. UNM also launched a 12-week program in Albuquerque that uses incentives to support methadone patients working to reduce stimulant use. Local Recovery: Grants, Milan and Cibola County officials are assessing flood damage to roads and infrastructure and weighing recovery needs. Business & Culture: A new Film Lea County office in Lovington is working to attract productions after a locally made film drew Hollywood interest. Vivakor says its proposed acquisition target has signed agreements to operate a 52-well New Mexico portfolio, with more than $2 million in potential annual service revenue. Labor Legacy: A walnut casket built by Albuquerque union carpenters for Dolores Huerta began its journey to California, honoring the New Mexico-born labor leader.
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