AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoCampus Repairs: NMSU staff say leaks and storm damage persist in campus buildings, including Milton Hall, where water has threatened equipment and work orders remain pending. Albuquerque Governance: City councilors voted 5-4 to end formal recognition for neighborhood coalitions, removing automatic development notices and appeal rights for those groups. Child Care: New Mexico’s universal childcare program will begin charging co-pays to some higher-income families; about 10% of enrolled families may be affected, but the start date and amounts are not set. Election 2026: More than 77,000 ballots had been cast in early voting, as voters weigh education measures and the governor’s race between Deb Haaland and Gregg Hull. Borderlands: The Trump administration says it is waiving New Mexico water law to keep using disputed wells for border-wall construction, while separate lawsuits challenge restrictions on public border land. Tourism: New Mexico made Lonely Planet’s list of 50 best places to visit in 2027.
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