New Mexico constitutional and bond questions on PRC reform and capital bonds
A set of proposed amendments and bond authorizations for New Mexico including three constitutional amendments to reshape the Public Regulation Commission to three governor appointed members, adjust terms for nonstatewide offices, and standardized start dates for officers. Also a 2020 Capital Projects General Obligation Bond Act outline authorizing up to $33.29 million for senior citizen facilities, $9.75 million for libraries, and $156.36 million for higher education and tribal schools with a state property tax levy.
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New Mexico
Public Regulation Commission
Commission
Senate
State Board of Finance
Public Securities
State Board of Finance Rmiay
City of Albuquerque
Albuquerque
Bernalillo County
Barelas
Highland Senior Center
Isleta Pueblo Elder Center
Pueblo of
Isleta
Isleta Pueblo
Palo Duro
Midway Joy Center
Chaves County
Roswell Joy Center
Acoma Pueblo
Pueblo of Acoma
Cibola County
Cimarron Senior Center
Colfax County
Eagle Nest
Raton Senior Center
Springer Senior Center
Hillcrest
Clovis
Curry County
Melrose Senior Center
Melrose
Anthony Community Center
Dona Ana County
Dona Ana
East Mesa/Sage cafe
Las Cruces
Munson
Placitas
Radium Springs
San Jose Senior Center
Carlsbad
Eddy County
Gila Senior Center
Grant County
Mimbres
Santa Clara Senior Center
Santa Clara
Silver City
la Loma
Guadalupe County
Ena Mitchell Senior Center
Lordsburg
Hidalgo County
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