AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoFlooding & Storm Response: New Mexico is bracing for another round of heavy rain and flash-flood risk as a long-duration wet pattern keeps showers and thunderstorms moving through the state, with officials warning about fast runoff in arroyos, low-water crossings, and burn scars; Albuquerque also tested an arroyo warning system aimed at alerting people living in arroyos after repeated rescue incidents. Local Impacts: Doña Ana County reported a storm-runoff sinkhole that damaged a road in La Union, tied to construction vulnerabilities around a drainage project. County-Level Emergency: Mora County faced flash flooding as residents prepared for more rain, with swift-water rescues staged and crews coordinating with the National Guard. Uranium Policy: New Mexico barred new uranium mining leases on state trust lands, while the Clean Energy Association of New Mexico criticized the move as harmful to economic and energy interests. PFAS Legal Update: A federal judge blocked New Mexico’s PFAS label mandate, keeping the dispute in court. Data Centers & Water: New Mexico Supreme Court rulings lifted pauses and allowed Project Jupiter permitting and water access to proceed, even as conservation groups signal further legal fights.
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