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Noem to merge two bureaus, names housing director - Vimarsana News

Noem to merge two bureaus, names housing director

PIERRE, S.D. (KELO) — Two of South Dakota’s state government agencies will soon become one. The governor said Wednesday she plans to fold the state Bureau of Administration into the state Bureau of Human Resources. The current commissioner of human resources, Darin Seeley, will oversee the combined operation. The merger is planned for early summer, […]

Have New Mexico lawmakers acted on climate change during session? - Vimarsana News

Have New Mexico lawmakers acted on climate change during session?

The 2023 Legislative Session concludes Saturday with several proposed environmental policy initiatives still awaiting action.

Have New Mexico lawmakers acted on climate change during session? - Vimarsana News

Have New Mexico lawmakers acted on climate change during session?

The 2023 Legislative Session concludes Saturday with several proposed environmental policy initiatives still awaiting action.

Governor Gordon Initiates Colorado River Advisory Committee to Seek Input from Residents of the River Basin - Vimarsana News

Governor Gordon Initiates Colorado River Advisory Committee to Seek Input from Residents of the River Basin

Governor Mark Gordon signed House Bill 0222 Friday, which creates the Colorado River Advisory Committee. This Committee will help inform the State Engineer's Office and the Governor by continuing the great work of the Governor's Colorado River Working Group. The Committee can provide input to the Go

Lawmakers concerned bill to tighten state water commissioner requirements is too strict - Vimarsana News

Lawmakers concerned bill to tighten state water commissioner requirements is too strict

The New Mexico Interstate Stream Commission oversees stream systems in the state. Lawmakers want more advanced expertise and diversity standards for future commissioners. People that work with the commission say the proposal could cause issues for the state to find people to actually meet the new job requirements.