AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoTraffic Safety Tech: Albuquerque is using “rest in red” with speed sensors on Lead and Coal avenues, cutting crashes by rewarding drivers who stick to the limit. Wildlife Rescue: Dozens of animals were relocated from an arroyo catchment during AMAFCA cleanout after locals raised alarms, including snapping turtles, bullfrogs, and snakes. Immigration & Education: The DOJ sued New Mexico over a long-running in-state tuition and aid program for undocumented students, joining similar fights against Arizona, Oregon, and Washington. Local Politics: A new release questions who’s truly running for governor—Deb Haaland or Stephanie Garcia Richard—pointing to missed forums and substitutions. Culture & Arts: Poet laureate Manuel González won an Academy of American Poets fellowship to expand Voces de la Tierra, bringing workshops and youth storytelling across tribal and rural communities. Community Life: Santa Fe Public Schools updated its gender support process with added parent sign-off, while advocates warn federal funding could still be at risk.
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