FW: Request for finalized one-pagers
Attached are two additional one-pagers to be added to the new webpage.
RE: Legislative priorities
Never mind! I forgot I know how to update the website.
FW: One-pagers
Would your team please switch out the one-pager for SB 16 on the new Legislative Priorities webpage to the one attached?
Additional one-pager for legislative priorities webpage FW: One-pagers
Would your team mind adding this one to the legislative priorities page as well?
RELEASE: Senate unanimously confirms Josett Monette as secretary for Indian Affairs Department
SANTA FE – Today, the New Mexico Senate unanimously confirmed Josett Monette as the Cabinet Secretary for the New Mexico Indian Affairs Department.
One-pager website addition
Per your conversation with Maddy, attached are the one-pagers that we’d like to see have a permanent home on the website.
Senate confirms Jen Paul Schroer as secretary for Aging and Long-Term Services Department
“As former Secretary for the Aging and Long-Term Services Department, I can tell you that Jen has the problem-solving skills, grit and compassion to improve the lives of seniors in every corner of New Mexico,” said Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham.
RELEASE: Senate confirms Jen Paul Schroer as secretary of Aging and Long-Term Services Department
SANTA FE – Today, the New Mexico Senate confirmed Jen Paul Schroer as the Cabinet Secretary for the New Mexico Aging & Long-Term Services Department with a vote of 29-1.
Senate confirms Teresa Casados as secretary of Children, Youth and Families Department - Bipartisan support shows willingness from lawmakers to work with newly named secretary
“This is an agency and a system that needs a leader who can get things done,” said Gov. Lujan Grisham. “Secretary Casados is the right person for this job, and I thank the Legislature for recognizing that. We are already seeing meaningful changes at ...
Governor announces 50-year water action plan, setting path for water conservation, innovation
SANTA FE – Gov. Michelle Lujan unveiled a water action plan at the State Capitol Tuesday with the goal of ensuring New Mexicans will have access to clean water for the next five decades.