Angel Fire Fire Risk Reduction Project Underway
Crews work south of Angel Fire to restore 54 acres of state trust land. The $72,000 effort cleans deadfall and thins conifers over about six weeks to create defensible space and improve watershed health. State lands money funds the work, with selling removed material to offset costs.
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Angel Fire
Here
Bob Jenks
New Mexico
Natural Resource Conservation Service
State Forestry Division
Cooperative Extension Service
Ray Powell
Angel Fire Receives 2.6 Million for Water Sewer Lines
Angel Fire will receive over 2.6 million in USDA grants and loans for water and sewer line improvements along Highway 434. U.S. Sen. Jeff Bingaman announced a 778,958 dollar grant and 1.886 million dollar loan to fund the project. The infrastructure aims to improve water quality and spur economic development.
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Angel Fire
U.S. Department of Agriculture
U.S
Jeff Bingaman
Bingaman
Pueblo receives 38889 grant for crime victims
Taos Pueblo secured a 38889 grant from the Justice Department to aid crime victims. U S Sen Jeff Bingaman announced on Friday August 23. Funds support victim advocates a 24 hour crisis hotline volunteer recruitment victim transportation and bilingual counseling services per the press release by William Maxwell.
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Justice Department
Taos Pueblo
U.S
Jeff Bingaman
William Maxwell
Water shuttle training boosts rural fire response in New Mexico
In Northern New Mexico, 60 firefighters from 12 departments trained at Eagle Rock Lake to move large water volumes to a mock fire scene at Molycorps Park. The exercise, sponsored by Questa and Latir departments, tested water supply, new tenders, and interdepartmental coordination to cut response times and sustain flows.
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New Mexico
Taos
Colfax
Questa
Latir
Eagle Rock Lake
Molycorps Park
Jona Olsson
Amalia-Ventero
Angel Fire
Cerro
Eagle Nest
la Lama
Red River
Rio Fernando
Taos Ski Valley
Tres Piedras
Wheeler Park
Olsson
Ezequiel Rael
Bobby Kehlman
James Coats
Questa Fire Department
Latir Fire Department
Ralph Hissem
Tim Long
Larry Santistevan
Fire Department
Betsy Pierce
Max Ortega
George Shannon
Lally
Ron Burnham
Frank Gallegos
Eric Thomas
Questa Police Department
Taos Central Dispatch
Shirley Lujan
Denise Ortega
Mary Gill
Lujan
Rick Trujillo
Alfonso Archuleta
Brent Jaramillo
Louise Martinez
Betsy Phillips
Angel Fire hotel approval delayed by sewer line talks
Angel Fire officials postponed final OK for a multi phase development anchoring a Holiday Inn Express until a binding agreement on building two sewer lines is reached. Developers propose a well and sewer connections, with a forced main and gravity line under study before ground is broken this fall for a 75 room hotel plus planned gas station bank two restaurants and two other spaces.
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Angel Fire
Mark Rivera
Miner
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Pueblo
Molycorps
Melycorps
Connecticut
Doug Miner
Linda Friedman
C.N.M
Inda
Weimer
Paul
Bini
Steve
Dan
Bob
Stephen
Mathew
John
Albuquerque Career Institute
Lennox
Paseo del Pueblo Sur
Randall's
BES
Wolf’ Venratoon Thermadar
BOSCH
Holiday Ton
Taos, NM
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