SANTA FE, August 26 – City of Santa Fe Water has recently received an increase in discolored water calls and is actively working to address the source of the issue. Due to combination of increased water availability in the Upper Santa Fe River from monsoon season, and muddy water in the Rio Grande, City of Santa Fe Water has utilized primarily Santa Fe River water to serve demand for the past two weeks.
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1,074 Views Ground efforts hindered by severe weather conditions Interactive property map updates available for Village of Ruidoso. Property access status updates are available, including
838 Views 11 projects to receive LEADS funding SANTA FE, N.M. – New Mexico Economic Development Department (EDD) Acting Cabinet Secretary Mark Roper announced
1,021 Views ALBUQUERQUE – The New Mexico Department of Workforce Solutions released its 2024-2027 combined state plan Wednesday, marking a year of collaboration and development
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