AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoRecord Heat & Drought Reality: NOAA says summer 2026 was the hottest on record in the U.S., with extreme heat and widespread dryness pushing conditions beyond normal. Monsoon & Flood Risk: Albuquerque’s forecast calls for more frequent storms this week, with heavy rain and flash-flood threats in the afternoon/evening. Local River Restoration: Crews are starting restoration work on the Rio en Medio to repair flood damage, reconnect the river to its floodplain, and protect downstream areas. Wildlife Conflict Pressure: New Mexico’s black bear conflicts are spiking, with hundreds of bears killed in just months as people and bears collide more often. Recycling Enforcement: Bernalillo County won a $100,000 grant to fight illegal tire dumping and expand recycling education. Rural Health Data Hub: New Mexico Health Care Authority is seeking an administrator to coordinate a Rural Health Data Hub for rural, frontier, and Tribal communities. School Safety: UNM is launching its annual Culture of Safety survey, asking campus workers for anonymous feedback on hazards and safety culture. Energy/Infrastructure Watch: NM DOT begins I-40 rehab west of Grants, and El Paso Electric issued an RFP for firm natural gas pipeline capacity tied to a new Fabens power plant.
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