AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoFlood Recovery: Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham plans to visit San Juan County as communities deal with historic flooding that affected an estimated 160,000 residents and flooded as many as 18,000 homes. A federal emergency declaration could unlock at least $13.8 million in aid. Data Centers: Activists rallied at NMSU against Oracle’s proposed Project Jupiter, citing water and air-quality concerns. County moratoriums and growing public opposition add uncertainty for data center developers eyeing New Mexico. Business & Regulation: A New Mexico judge’s $25 billion judgment against Meta—tied to alleged privacy violations—could face an appeal; reports say outside lawyers may collect up to $1.27 billion. State regulators have also ordered an investigation into complaints about unusually high PNM bills. Jobs & Tourism: New Mexico ranked seventh nationally for job growth. Tourism leaders Tom Garrity and Katie Olivey will join the state’s Tourism Hall of Fame, recognizing work that brings visitors and attention to New Mexico communities.
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