AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoRoad Safety Tech in Albuquerque: Albuquerque says a new “rest in red” style setup—using speed sensors to give law-abiding drivers earlier greens—has helped cut crashes and injuries along the Lead and Coal corridor. Wildlife Safety in NM: The NM Department of Wildlife shares practical steps to reduce bear visits, from moving fruit trees and woodpiles away from homes to securing garbage and never feeding bears. National Parks Leadership: The National Park Service selected Brinnen Carter as superintendent for El Malpais and El Morro National Monuments, starting Oct. 4. Weather for Travelers: Showers and storms may bring brief heavy rain and minor flooding risk in parts of New Mexico, with higher chances Sunday into Monday. Local Sports & Travel Timing: UNM volleyball opened with a tough loss to Cal Baptist at the Pit, while New Mexico football is starting its season opener with “multiple quarterbacks” against Central Michigan. Route 66 Spotlight: New Mexico Tourism Board and Chex Mix are teaming up to rev up Route 66’s 100th year. Scam Alert (Regional, NM-linked): FBI says a man posed as a 49ers player to scam 26 women out of $1.3 million; investigators say he traveled through New Mexico during the scheme.
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