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Valencia County unleashes New Mexico’s first-ever armored tactical ambulance
VALENCIA COUNTY, NM —Valencia County is proudly strengthening its emergency response capabilities with the addition of two specialized, life-saving vehicles. This innovative upgrade features New Mexico’s first armored tactical ambulance and a high-water flood rescue vehicle. “These specialized response vehicles represent a major investment in public safety for Valencia County and New Mexico,” said…
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New Bike Map Charts Albuquerque’s Growing Networkof Trails and Bikeways
ALBUQUERQUE – The City of Albuquerque has released a new Bikeways and Multi-Use Trail Map. The new map features the City’s network of more than 400 miles of on-street and multi-use trails. “Every year we add more trails and paths, and this map features all the newest lanes, paths, crossings, and even Rail Trail segments,”…
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Observe New Mexico Elections Deploys 35 Election Observers Across the State for Primary Election
Santa Fe, N.M. – Residents across the state are heading to the polls during the Primary Election for major party candidates who will appear on the general election ballot this November. Observe New Mexico Elections’ (ONME) nonpartisan election observers are assessing how the election was administered, what worked well, and what processes can be improved…
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Albuquerque Museum Announces Major Centennial Exhibition
The Other Route 66: 100 Years of People, Identity, and Pla ce in Albuquerque ALBUQUERQUE – Albuquerque Museum is pleased to present the exhibition The Other Route 66: 100 Years of People, Identity, and Place in Albuquerque. This major work features over 300 historical artifacts, ephemera, photographs, and local stories about the history of Route 66 in…
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THE OFFICE OF THE SUPERINTENDENT OF INSURANCE RECAPS WILDFIRE AWARENESS MONTH
SANTA FE, N.M. – As Wildfire Awareness Month concludes, the Office of the Superintendent of Insurance reminds residents that wildfire prevention remains a shared responsibility that extends well beyond the month of May. With the state’s peak fire danger continuing into the summer months, residents are encouraged to stay vigilant and practice simple safety measures…
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New Podcast “Pass the Sopapillas” Brings New Mexicans Together to Talk Solutions for Families
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. – “Pass the Sopapillas,” a new podcast and video series, invites New Mexicans to pull up a chair and take part in shaping a stronger future for children and families. Episodes to be released every two weeks through August, the series brings together parents, educators, community leaders and innovators for candid discussions about…
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DURING PEAK WILDFIRE SEASON, REMEMBER TO PREPARE GO-BAGS, REVIEW EVACUATION ROUTES
SANTA FE, N.M. – When it comes to wildfire awareness, it is key to be prepared at a moment’s notice with go-bag essentials and evacuation routes in mind. During Wildfire Awareness Month and throughout peak wildfire season, residents are encouraged to prepare emergency “go-bags” and review evacuation plans to ensure they can leave quickly and…
