AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoOutdoor Recreation Grants: San Juan County approved a FY2027 outdoor recreation grant to fund trail design and environmental review for Lanzanera Mesa, aiming to expand hiking and mountain biking east of the county and extend the Mesa Manzano Trail System. Tourism Marketing Authenticity: The New Mexico Tourism Department is rolling out a “Keep it True” pledge to keep generative AI out of destination ads, with dozens of local partners signing on. Flood & Road Safety: Lincoln County opened an evacuation shelter in Hondo Valley Public Schools as flash flooding threatened communities and closed U.S. 380 in parts of southeastern Lincoln County. Screwworm & Border Livestock: The U.S. plans to reopen the Santa Teresa livestock inspection port, but beef prices likely won’t drop soon despite more cattle supply. Gas Watch: Premium gas hit a low of $4.68 in Roosevelt County and $4.92 in Rio Arriba County; statewide premium averaged $5.15 for the week ending Sept. 19. Wildlife Encounters: A bear surge has put 15 young bears in care in Albuquerque, with the Land of Enchantment Wildlife Foundation seeking donations to keep feeding them. Route 66 Storytelling: A new Route 66 New Mexico project, “Route 66 Connected,” offers an interactive atlas and photo-driven itineraries for the Mother Road’s Centennial.
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