AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoFish Kill at Monastery Lake: New Mexico wildlife is investigating reports of about 120 dead rainbow trout at Pecos’ Monastery Lake, blaming heat and drought-driven warm water and low oxygen. Extreme Heat Across NM: Heat advisories and record-breaking highs are expected statewide, with Albuquerque-area temperatures near 102 and other metro and eastern locations topping 100. Flood Watch, Monsoon Storms: A flood watch is set for parts of southern Lincoln and Otero Counties as storms bring heavy rain, hail, and gusty winds, with flash flooding still possible even as some days dry out. Water Safety Lapse in Las Cruces Area: A Dona Ana water system received a drinking-water violation after delayed public notice of a uranium exceedance, raising concerns about whether residents were properly informed. Colorado River Rules, Big Cuts Ahead: Federal managers released a 10-year Colorado River operating framework that could allow steep reductions for Arizona, California, and Nevada, with New Mexico not facing mandatory cuts in the harshest scenarios. Albuquerque Road Safety: The city added two speed cameras and plans more, alongside pedestrian safety upgrades like rapid flashing beacons and HAWK signals. Local Housing Fight in Santa Fe: Santa Fe is weighing a proposal to triple a developer fee-in-lieu option, aiming to boost affordable units while critics warn it could slow housing production.
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