AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoAlbuquerque Transit Safety: The city installed new flashing “Bus approaching when flashing” signs along Central Avenue to cut ART bus crashes caused by illegal left turns, aiming to prevent costly collisions during big events. Education & Culture: UNM’s Maxwell Museum opened “Coiling Kin: The Life of Pueblo Pottery,” a long-running exhibit (through May 2028) built around Pueblo pottery-making process and co-curators. Community Health: New Mexico kicked off Recovery Awareness Month with 30+ events across 20 counties, spotlighting overdose prevention and 988 support. Native Youth & Sports: Adam Martinez won the NB3 Native Youth Golf Championship in Santa Ana Pueblo, adding another title to a standout summer. Indigenous-Led Substance Use Support: An NIH-funded program, TACUNA, pairs evidence-based care with urban Indigenous practices to reduce substance use and anxiety for young adults. Local Policy & Immigration: DOJ sued New Mexico and other states over in-state tuition rules for undocumented students, as federal pressure on immigration policy continues. Tech & Privacy: Meta’s $17B settlement faces backlash for pushing age-assurance and teen restrictions that critics say increase surveillance. Civic Planning: NMDOT seeks public comment on a draft 2027 Programmatic Agreement to streamline how transportation projects protect New Mexico’s cultural resources.
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