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City of Deming and DLCED supports National Economic Development Week $250K in Stimulus funds benefit local businesses DEMING – National Economic Development Week (May 9-15) will not go unnoticed by the City of Deming and its Deming-Luna County Economic Development center. The plan is to celebrate the contributions of positive economic development and explain the role of the profession in our local community, including stewardship of: ● Policies that government undertakes to meet broad economic objectives including inflation control, high employment, and sustainable growth ● Policies and programs to provide services such as building highways, managing parks, and providing medical access to the disadvantaged ....
After hot debate, county backs anti-diversion bill Written by Geoffrey Plant on March 15, 2021 Copious time was again spent on the Gila River diversion group’s fate at last week’s regular meeting of the Grant County Commission. Discussion at the Thursday meeting was dominated by arguments for and against a nonbinding resolution in support of legislation that seeks to place the state Water Trust Board into the role currently played by the New Mexico Entity of the Central Arizona Project, advising the state on how $80 million in water project funding should be spent throughout Grant, Catron, Hidalgo and Luna counties. ....
Legislation would replace Gila diversion group Written by Geoffrey Plant on February 3, 2021 A bill introduced last week in the New Mexico Legislature threatens to sideline the New Mexico Entity of the Central Arizona Project’s role in determining how the remaining money in the N.M. Unit Fund totaling more than $80 million is spent in four southwestern New Mexico counties under the terms of the 2004 federal Arizona Water Settlements Act. The group’s consulting role is enshrined in state and federal statutes, but House Bill 200, titled “Water Trust Board & N.M. Unit Fund,” seeks to rewrite New Mexico water law and hand the Entity’s responsibilities for vetting water projects over to the New Mexico Water Trust Board. ....