Wooley's bills move through New Mexico Legislature
State Rep. Bob Wooley sponsored 14 bills in 2015 with three signed or awaiting governor action. House Bill 49, signed March 17, lets county officials email tax notices, effective July 1, saving costs. House Bill 348 increases incentive pay for appraisers. signed status unclear. House Bill 431 broadens firearm fee exemptions for NM Mounted Patrol members.
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Bob Wooley
Santa Fe
Wooley
Susana Martinez
Martinez
New Mexico
House of Representatives
New Mexico Senate
House
Senate
Roswell
Legislative Finance Committee
New Mexico Mounted Patrol
NMMP
Easter Bunny Egg Hunt at Spring River Park and Zoo
The Parks and Recreation Depart ment invites families to an Easter Egg Hunt at Spring River Park and Zoo starting 10 a.m. Saturday with candy hunts and a meet the Easter Bunny. Ages separated by time to ease family planning.
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Cayson Fox
Colette Moody
Roswell
Spring River Park
Zoo
Cayson
Parks and Recreation Department
Spring River Park and Zoo
Sara Hall
Yucca Recreation Center
Hall
Main Street
Courthouse Lawn
Land office signs SENM land deals
New Mexico State Land Commissioner Aubrey Dunn signed unitization agreements with five southeastern landowners to expand access to state trust lands for sportsmen and reduce trespass risk. The deals cover 11 030 acres and aim to improve game management and cooperation among landowners sportsmen and the Department of Game and Fish.
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Santa FE
New Mexico
Aubrey Dunn
Dunn
New Mexico Department of Game and Fish
Fire Weather Warning Amid Wildfire Threat in New Mexico
Forecasters warn low humidity and strong winds create critical wildfire conditions across much of New Mexico. A red flag warning runs into Wednesday in west central and central areas while a fire weather watch covers northern and central regions Thursday. Authorities say four fires along the Rio Grande near Albuquerque were likely human caused and contained quickly.
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Albuquerque
New Mexico
National Weather Service
Northern
Cen
Tral
Albuquerque Fire Department
Rio Grande
Roswell P D plans more School Resource Officers to boost trust
Roswell Police Department aims to add a fourth SRO by August to cover all in city middle schools and potentially a fifth for University High School. Chief Phil Smith says increased positive contact with students and community outreach will reduce crime, with targeted patrols in crime hot spots and cross‑agency efforts for safer neighborhoods through lighting, traffic flow, and park upgrades.
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Roswell
RPD
Roswell High School
Goddard High School
Sierra
Mesa
University High School
Smith
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