Statewide university and college upgrades funded in legal notices
The notice outlines multiple New Mexico education projects with specified funding to the boards of regents and universities. Projects include renovations and new builds at Santa Fe community college Las Vegas and several state campuses. Total funds reach into the tens of millions for infrastructure, ADA upgrades, demolitions, and new facilities across New Mexico.
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Community College
New Mexico State University
Dona Ana County
New Mexico higher education funding for facilities and upgrades
Funds allocated to New Mexico schools and universities for facility improvements. Projects include ADA compliance at the New Mexico School for the Deaf in Santa Fe, renovations and expansions at the University of New Mexico campuses in Albuquerque and Taos, health and science buildings, and infrastructure upgrades at Western New Mexico University and Southwestern Indian Polytechnic Institute.
2010 Capital Projects Bonds Could Be Voted In General Election
The proposal outlines allocations for multiple New Mexico institutions including Santa Fe Indian School wellness center, Institute of American Indian Arts science and sculpture foundry, and Navajo Technical College classroom facilities with bond totals and voter approval requirements under the 2010 Capital Projects General Obligation Bond Act. Ballot language seeks authorization for bonds up to 7.79 million, 7.08 million, and 5.1 million for senior facilities, libraries, and public school improvements respectively, with tax levy provisions and election timing in November 2010. The act requires voter approval before issuance within 30 months of the election.
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Institute of American Indian Arts
Santa Fe County
Secretary of State
New Mexico
Instructional materials and tax imposition plan
A public notice outlines a rand levy for Interasi on and Expensas to fund instructional materials. The proposal details how funds are raised, what departments are affected, and the expected impact on school and municipal budgets.
State to Issue 155.6 Million for Higher Education Capital Projects
A measure proposes issuing general obligation bonds up to 155.6 million dollars to fund capital improvements and acquisitions for higher education and special schools. Reverted funds would be placed in the state's debt service fund under the treasurer’s administration.
New Mexico Constitution Amendments and Capital Bond Act Proposal
A long legal notice outlines proposed amendments to Article 7 and Article 10 of the New Mexico Constitution, detailing voting eligibility changes, term limits for county officials, and procedures for a capital projects bond act. It includes sections on severability emergency measures and publication requirements, plus proposals to modernize electors language and permit certain former legislators to hold civil offices.
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New Mexico
New Mexico Act Proposes College Scholarship for Vietnam Veterans
A proposed amendment to Article 9 Section 14 in New Mexico would allow a veterans scholarship program for Vietnam era veterans who are post secondary students under state control and exempt them from tuition. The measure details eligibility for veterans with Vietnam campaign medals and residency requirements.
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United States
New Mexico
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