AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoUtility Oversight: New Mexico AG Raúl Torrez’s office pressed PNM over “unusually high” customer bills, including complaints about estimated charges and lack of timely customer service. Hydrogen & Water Scrutiny: A local column argues the planned Questa hydrogen facility needs a redesign after concerns about where it sits, how it uses water, and how much public input was involved. Water Policy Debate: Another opinion piece backs letting the state engineer follow New Mexico water law in Project Jupiter-related well decisions, while a separate column warns brackish-water plans may cost far more than expected. Education & Facilities: Harrison Middle School unveiled the first phase of a $30.3M makeover, adding a new gym, cafeteria, and arts spaces funded by bonds and state matching dollars. Energy & Environment: A report flags New Mexico oil and gas sites tied to radioactive air pollution and lung-damaging ozone. Agriculture & Biosecurity: USDA launched a New World screwworm page for hunters; officials say risk is low but urge early reporting of unusual wounds or maggots. Local Business: Enchantment Eats brings northern New Mexico cuisine to Salida via a rebuilt food truck, leaning on Navajo and Mexican traditions. Workforce & Cost Watch: WNMU staff wages are described as “on the path” to competitiveness, while gas prices in multiple counties stayed in the high-$3s for regular and mid-$5s for diesel.
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