AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoFlash Flood Risk: The National Weather Service issued a flash flood warning for the Seven Cabins burn scar in east-central Lincoln County, with 1–2 inches possible in an hour and life-threatening debris flows that could hit Highway 246 and nearby Forest Service roads. Data Centers & Air Permits: U.S. Rep. Teresa Leger Fernández called for a “pause” on New Mexico data centers and proposed approval standards after reporting tied Oracle’s Project Jupiter to major regulatory and political pressure, including a Bloomberg report that Oracle sent a “force majeure” notice to defer payments if the 2028 launch slips. PFAS in Focus: A federal judge blocked New Mexico’s PFAS label mandate, adding to the state’s ongoing fight over how PFAS contamination rules should work. Local Health & Housing: Albuquerque inspectors found serious health and safety violations at Monte 44 Apartments, where tenants formed a union and the city moved toward fines if the landlord doesn’t comply. Outdoor Access: New Mexico state parks waive day-use and parking fees this weekend, and fishing is license-free statewide at parks with lakes or rivers.
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