AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoAnimal Health & Border Support: U.S. Customs and Border Protection is backing USDA’s fight against the New World screwworm, including helping move sterile flies and training partners; USDA reports 47 cases nationwide (46 in Texas, one in New Mexico). Rio Grande Water Update: Abiquiu Reservoir released about 2,000 acre-feet (650+ million gallons) to temporarily re-wet the Rio Grande through the Albuquerque stretch, aiming to aid wildlife and vegetation while studying impacts. Outdoor Access & Policy: Outdoor Alliance’s “Public Lands at Risk” report flags more than 20 threatened recreation areas on Forest Service and BLM land, citing rollbacks that could affect hiking, camping, biking, hunting, and fishing. Roadside Safety: Mora County crews responded to a fire along I-25 near milepost 370; drivers were urged to slow down and give emergency crews room. Community Spotlight: Truth or Consequences marks 103 years of volunteer service as Fire Chief Paul Tooley is profiled for decades of public safety work and local leadership. Travel Culture: Western New Mexico University is rolling out “Hollywood Homecoming 2026” with a week of events leading to the WNMU vs. Eastern New Mexico rivalry game Oct. 10. Health Access: Presbyterian launched two new mobile health centers based in Albuquerque and Las Cruces to reach rural gaps statewide.
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