AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoProject Jupiter: New Mexico’s attorney general says a “substantial share” of 17,419 comments on Oracle’s proposed Santa Teresa data center permit were not submitted independently, widening scrutiny of the project. Its power needs and proposed gas generation have also raised concerns about emissions, utility connections and costs. Housing: The state Office of Housing says supply is failing low- and middle-income residents and plans to seek nearly $97 million next year for housing initiatives, including affordable construction and preservation. Broadband: Kit Carson Electric won $26.9 million in state funding, with more than $12 million in matching funds, to extend fiber to nearly 4,000 homes, businesses and institutions across five northern counties by 2030. Rural development: Raton received $1 million for early planning on a proposed I-27 connection to I-25, a first step toward a project supporters say could attract jobs and businesses. Farm pressures: New Mexico farmers say drought and rising fuel costs are squeezing operations.
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