AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoHousing & Courts: Santa Fe’s affordable-housing fight heats up as Homewise sues, alleging the city rewrote Affordable Housing Trust Fund rules to block a $750,000 award. Energy & Permitting: Laramide Resources asks for a temporary pause in the federal FAST-41 timeline for its La Jara Mesa uranium mine, with the process expected to resume in May 2027. Local Business & Community: New Mexico Gas Company and Meals on Wheels team up for Weatherization Day, targeting 40 homes in Albuquerque and Rio Rancho to cut winter energy costs. Workforce & Privacy: A federal court blocks a Trump administration push for a massive CDL driver data database, with New Mexico’s trucking community watching the ripple effects. Agriculture & Biosecurity: New World screwworm is confirmed again in Grant County, triggering quarantine and fair-related inspection steps. Business Climate: A bankruptcy sale for small-market radio in New Mexico collapses, leaving broadcast assets sold for far less and real estate headed toward foreclosure. Hospitality & Development: A former 1931 church reopens as Hotel Lucile, a boutique project that signals continued reinvestment in New Mexico’s broader hospitality trend.
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