AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoCommunity Safety Kickoff: Albuquerque launched its third annual “Summer of Nonviolence” at Manzano Mesa Park, with residents pledging to reduce youth violence and organizers promising free, family-friendly events all summer—basketball and volleyball camps, pool parties, and drive-in movies—plus food and a survey that can connect families to help like rental assistance or food boxes. Job Market Jitters: New Mexico college grads are stepping into a tougher hiring climate, with some choosing grad school to build experience while they wait out low entry-level openings. Overdose Trends: Preliminary federal data shows U.S. overdose deaths fell again in 2025, but New Mexico is among the states where increases were seen, keeping pressure on drug-supply and policy changes. Local Economy Watch: New Mexico’s unemployment rate held at 4.9% in April. Tech + Care: UNM-linked myAccessibleHome is using AI to help care teams spot home safety risks for older adults and people with disabilities. Culture & Memory: An Albuquerque Gold Star mother traveled to France to honor her son and help place a new WWI marker headed to Arlington.
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