AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoWater Safety Watch: Las Vegas residents say their tap water has developed fishy/earthy odors for weeks, while city officials say samples remain in compliance and crews are flushing parts of the system to cut stagnation. Tech & Jobs: New Mexico launched two Economic Development grants that match outside investment for tech, quantum, advanced energy, defense and aerospace firms, aiming to turn state dollars into bigger growth funding. Emergency Response: Shiprock opened a new First Responders Substation, a $20 million facility funded largely through the state Tribal Infrastructure Fund, to centralize medical, fire, rescue, law enforcement and emergency management. Wildfire Tools: A federal report highlights process-based watershed restoration as a way to boost soil moisture and help wildland firefighters suppress and recover landscapes after burns. Racino Ruling: A judge blocked the Racing Commission from transferring a San Juan County racino license to Clovis for now, keeping live horse racing in place while the commission reviews next steps. Water Rights Fight: New Mexico sued U.S. Customs and Border Protection and contractors, alleging illegal groundwater drilling near the southern border. Local Economy & Culture: UNM’s campus Chick-fil-A will close after June 2027, and Albuquerque’s ¡Cine Magnifico! returns Sept. 4-6 and 11-13 with 11 Spanish-language films. Politics: A new poll shows Deb Haaland leading Gregg Hull for governor by 6 points.
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