AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoCoal Ash Oversight: New Mexico and four other states’ attorneys general urged the EPA to pull back a proposed coal-ash permit plan, saying it could allow broad approvals without site-by-site public health review. Drought & Park Access: Elephant Butte Lake is at just 1.4% capacity; New Mexico State Parks closed the main boat ramp, but extended primitive and beach camping stays to 14 days and waived camping fees through Sept. 30. Route 66, Indigenous Lens: Santa Fe’s Museum of Indian Arts and Culture is hosting “Route 66 is Indian Country,” reframing the centennial Mother Road through Native artists and the trading-post economy. Cycling Event: The Maah Daah Hey 100 returns as a major endurance draw, with riders tackling the Badlands trail system and finishing at the Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library. Health & Travel Safety: A measles outbreak cost New Mexico nearly $5.4 million to contain in 2025, underscoring why vaccination matters for visitors and communities. Local Travel Logistics: Albuquerque’s Second Street is closed between Barelas Railroad Park and Woodward Road for a sewer line repair, with detours via Broadway SW. Family Fun: Santa Fe’s National Night Out runs Aug. 4 at Franklin Miles Park with school supplies and public safety outreach.
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