AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoProject Jupiter: Doña Ana County issued the developers a fresh breach notice, citing missing job reports. The project’s air-permit hearing was delayed again, with no new date. Energy Costs: A state council says large power users should cover the grid costs they create. The Senate advanced a permitting bill that could speed energy projects and require data centers to pay more for grid upgrades; tribal leaders warn it could weaken consultation and protections. Schools: Federal officials are investigating Albuquerque and Santa Fe districts over gender-identity policies. New Mexico is also investing $20 million in after-school programs and sending more than 75,000 K–3 students books and home reading plans. Health Coverage: New Mexico plans to use state funds in 2027 to offset the loss of enhanced ACA subsidies. Dolores Huerta’s Legacy: New Mexico union carpenters sent the labor leader’s walnut casket to California for her burial.
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