AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoEconomic Development: New Mexico opened applications for two state grant programs that match outside investment for quantum, advanced energy, defense and aerospace firms, aiming to turn private and federal dollars into faster growth. Public Safety & Infrastructure: Shiprock cut the ribbon on a new First Responders Substation, a $20M, 25,529-square-foot hub for medical services, fire and rescue, law enforcement and emergency management. Gaming & Local Jobs: A judge blocked the New Mexico Racing Commission’s move to transfer a “racino” license from Farmington to Clovis, keeping SunRay Park’s live horse racing in San Juan County for now. Water & Border Tensions: New Mexico filed a lawsuit alleging illegal groundwater drilling by U.S. Customs and Border Protection and contractors in basins near the southern border. Energy & Agriculture: USDA lifted New Mexico’s restricted New World screwworm infested zone in Lea County after no new infections were found, easing animal movement inspections. Health Policy: The state briefed residents on upcoming federal Medicaid work/activity rules that could affect coverage starting Jan. 1, 2027. Workforce Training: CNM and RioTECH opened a new Transportation Systems Technology Center to train high school students for mechanic jobs with hands-on shop-style classes. Tech & Construction: Project Jupiter data center work continues in southern New Mexico despite court pauses on key permits, with scrutiny focused on water use, environment and local hiring.
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