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House agrees to changes, sends state budget to governor - Vimarsana News

House agrees to changes, sends state budget to governor

The House approved amendments the Senate made to the state budget and sent the $10.18 billion budget to the governor’s desk. HB 2 creates a $10.18 billion Fiscal Year 25 state budget, which is a 6.5 percent increase in recurring funds from the previous budget. The Senate Finance Committee made several changes to the version

Budget updated in Finance, hearing tomorrow - NM Political Report - Vimarsana News

Budget updated in Finance, hearing tomorrow - NM Political Report

The Senate Finance Committee updated HB 2, the state budget, on Saturday but said they would not hold the hearing on the bill until Sunday. The committee updated the bill with some technical corrections to the bill. These changes included moving $470,000 from the Resource Management Division’s Personnel Services and Employee Benefits to the Environment

Road funding bill for SENM roads stalled in NM Legislature - Vimarsana News

Road funding bill for SENM roads stalled in NM Legislature

More than $600M in funding for highway construction in southeast New Mexico was stalled in the New Mexico Legislature as the session ends Saturday.

National traffic report says millions of dollars needed for roads - Vimarsana News

National traffic report says millions of dollars needed for roads

A study conducted by a nationwide transportation group indicated that $335M was needed for NM 128 and 31 construction project.

SENM legislators sought $650M appropriations for road work - Vimarsana News

SENM legislators sought $650M appropriations for road work

Southeast New Mexico legislators sought a $650M appropriation from the New Mexico Department of Transportation for two vital road projects.