AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoAnimal Health Alert: USDA confirmed the New World screwworm has reached New Mexico—its first case is a dog in Lea County, after multiple Texas detections in calves and goats. Officials say the Lea County case is believed isolated, but they’re inspecting other animals at the dog’s home and ramping outreach as the parasite threatens livestock, pets, and wildlife. Public Health Watch: Measles cases are surging nationwide, with 2,030 reported in 2026 across 30 outbreaks in 38 states plus DC—on pace to top 2025’s record. Airport Convenience: TSA expanded TSA PreCheck Touchless ID to Albuquerque International Sunport, letting eligible travelers verify identity faster at select lanes (still carry a physical ID as backup). Fuel Watch: Gas prices continue to ease in New Mexico, with county-level reports showing some of the lowest regular and E15 deals around late May. Travel Safety/Planning: If you’re driving through Quemado, expect lane closures and delays on U.S. 60 as a pavement overlay project runs June 8 through the end of the month (weather permitting).
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