AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoUtility Scrutiny: New Mexico AG Raúl Torrez’s office pressed Public Service Company of New Mexico over “unusually high” bills, including complaints about estimated charges and lack of customer service access. Facebook Trial: In Santa Fe, testimony in New Mexico’s case against Facebook/Meta focused on how human review lists can delay takedowns of harmful content, keeping it online longer. Local Enforcement Tech: Albuquerque’s speed-camera system is explained as using radar plus multiple cameras to identify the specific speeding vehicle on multi-lane roads. Water & Power: PNM’s updated resource plan leans on wind and solar but still depends on gas plants to cover nighttime demand. Water Policy Debate: A column argues New Mexico should let the state engineer do her job on water decisions tied to Project Jupiter, while another op-ed warns brackish-water promises may come with big costs. Business & Community: Array Technologies opened/expanded Albuquerque manufacturing capacity, and a new “Doing Good” podcast launches stories of local impact. Energy Prices: GasBuddy reports the week ending Sept. 5 saw some of the lowest regular gas in McKinley County at $3.69 and diesel in Sierra County at $5.68. Local Governance: Grant County voted to bring management of its veterans memorial conference center back in-house and tabled a solid waste ordinance pending changes.
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