Category: Government

“Our mission goes beyond expanding broadband; our work includes improving access to technology, digital skills and ongoing support.” [more…]

Guardrail and concrete barrier replacement continues between mile markers 6 and 14. Lane closures remain in place in both directions with reduced speed limits. [more…]

“Mail-in voting is a proven, secure, and indispensable part of our election system, relied upon by over 90,000 eligible New Mexico voters in just the… [more…]

F.A. United States Attorney Ryan Ellison, Las Cruces Mayor Eric Enriquez, and New Mexico State Senator Crystal Brantley will deliver remarks recognizing Chief Story’s service… [more…]

Because water flows across the border, the City is participating in a regional coordination effort that includes the International Boundary and Water Commission (IBWC), the… [more…]

“Today’s decision reaffirms one of the clearest promises in the United States Constitution: if you are born on American soil, you are an American citizen.” [more…]

“New Mexico is one of the few states in the nation that hasn’t increased passenger vehicle registration in fees in decades.” [more…]

City officials thanked residents and motorists for their patience and cooperation while the intersection remained closed and drivers were asked to use alternate routes. [more…]

New Mexico’s voters are encouraged to regularly review voting and election information that is available on the Secretary of State’s Office’s website at sos.nm.gov and… [more…]

“Additional funding for Wi-Fi service is another step toward closing the digital divide in our state.” [more…]

Library staff remain committed to serving our community and appreciate the ongoing support as we adapt to these changes. [more…]

“New Mexico has long been a leader in election integrity and security.” [more…]

Anyone overcome by heat should be moved to a cool, shaded location as quickly as possible. [more…]

“Being able to freely cast your vote is at the heart of our democracy, and I will continue fighting to protect that right for all… [more…]

“President Trump’s lawsuit and the so‑called settlement that followed represent an unprecedented abuse of the legal system and a blatant attempt to convert federal litigation… [more…]

“These cases reflect my Office’s ongoing commitment to protecting taxpayer-funded health care programs, safeguarding public resources, and holding accountable those who exploit medical systems for… [more…]

Early morning construction work will take place between 4 and 10 a.m. on Wednesday, June 24 and Thursday, June 25 at 5275 Camino Coyote Lane… [more…]

The public review period will remain open through Friday, July 3. [more…]

Those who park in the lot will be asked to seek alternate parking during this time.  [more…]

The proposed improvements would bring both the bridges and adjacent roadway into compliance with current design and safety standards. [more…]

Las personas interesadas deben enviar su currículum a Karina Alarcon al correo electrónico Karina.Alarcon@sunlandpark-nm.gov. [more…]

Consistent with Executive Order 14154, “Unleashing American Energy,” the BLM’s geothermal lease sales help meet the energy needs of U.S. citizens, will solidify the nation as a… [more…]

Motorists who regularly use either parking area are encouraged to plan ahead and allow extra time during the temporary closures. [more…]

“Nuclear energy has potential to make real, meaningful changes to the energy structure in our country, but only if it’s done right.” [more…]

Doña Ana County road crews worked through the night after powerful winds brought down trees along Little Road in Anthony, blocking traffic and creating hazards… [more…]

The action follows YesCare’s latest missed payroll payment to employees on Friday, June 5. [more…]

With county certification now complete, the election process moves to the post-election system check required under New Mexico law. [more…]

Services will resume at 1 p.m. and remain available through regular business hours, which end at 4 p.m. [more…]

“The Servicemembers Civil Relief Act gives servicemembers and their spouses the right to have their covered out-of-state law licenses recognized in a state where they… [more…]

“New Mexico gets to decide how New Mexico’s resources are used. That principle is older than the federal government itself, and no administration gets to… [more…]

“We encourage residents to review the proposed projects and complete the questionnaire so we can better understand the needs and priorities of the communities we… [more…]

“This report gives us a clear, shared understanding of where we are today and the opportunities and challenges ahead.” [more…]

Attendees will receive information on the fundamentals of capital outlay, the Capital Improvements Program (CIP), the fiscal agent process, and the Government Results and Opportunity… [more…]

The approval of the emergency procurement contract will ensure the continuation of health care services at the Detention Center after its current provider, YesCare, declared… [more…]

Extending the allowable timeframe to 12 months provides additional flexibility in the use of existing appraisals, supports more efficient transaction timelines and reduces redundant costs. [more…]

During the next few weeks, county and state canvassing of this year’s primary election will take place pursuant to state law. [more…]

Those who park in the lot will be asked to seek alternate parking during this time.  [more…]

The University Avenue Multimodal Project between Avenida de Mesilla and South Main Street in Mesilla is nearing completion. All lanes are currently open, though temporary… [more…]

“We all rely on water, and this settlement helps protect New Mexico’s water future while supporting the communities, farms, and businesses that depend on the… [more…]

“This Department will continue to put American citizens first and root out any abuse of taxpayer dollars by those in our country illegally.” [more…]

The “data broker loophole” that allowed federal agencies to obtain detailed information about Americans’ movements, associations, and daily lives—information otherwise only accessible via warrant or other legal procedures—was also rife for abuse by forces seeking to compromise national security. [more…]

“These awards will play a vital role in expanding broadband infrastructure in rural and Tribal areas.” [more…]

Project improvements included widening the roadway, installing new curb and gutter infrastructure, constructing new sidewalks and a multi-use path, and adding Americans with Disabilities Act-compliant… [more…]

“The launch of Ballot Verifier represents another major step forward for accessibility and public trust.” [more…]

The open house is the second of two community meetings being held as part of the Airport Master Plan Update process. [more…]

“This audit provides valuable insight and an important opportunity for growth.” [more…]

Public Works will be closing Parking Lot 4 for the treatment and will reopen it on Wednesday, June 3, 2026.  [more…]

“The Legislature enacted the Immigrant Safety Act after careful deliberation, the Governor signed it, and it is now the law of New Mexico.” [more…]

“Keeping children safe online is a top priority for my office, and we must use every available tool to get the job done.” [more…]

Drivers are reminded to reduce speed in work zones, watch for crews and equipment, and obey all posted traffic controls. [more…]

“Two months ago, a jury of New Mexicans found that Meta’s product design intentionally harms children and that Meta lied to parents about the safety of its products.” [more…]

“This agreement is very limited; it does allow us to pay YesCare employees.” [more…]

The budget must be filed with the New Mexico Department of Finance and Administration by June 1, 2026.  [more…]

During the transition on Friday, May 29, the department’s websites and online systems will be temporarily unavailable to both staff and the public. [more…]

Monday May 25, 2026 (Memorial Day) will be a Free Swim Day at the Outdoor Pools. [more…]

All emergency services, including police and fire will operate as usual. [more…]

“These meetings are an opportunity to share information, hear questions and concerns, and better understand the perspectives of the communities that may be affected.” [more…]

The Fund will receive $1.776 billion and will come from the judgment fund, which is a perpetual appropriation allowing DOJ to settle and pay cases. [more…]