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Featured News
Stimulus Cash Lifts States, Localities
usatoday.com - August 2, 2009
Obama Ramping Up Stimulus
politico.com - June 8, 2009
HUD Revises Rules for Stimulus Money
nytimes.com - June 3, 2009
DHS Secretary Releases $81.7 Million to Expand Health Center Services-Includes New Mexico
hhs.gov - May 28, 2009
Interior Dept. Announces $305 million Economic Stimulus Investment through the Bureau of Land Management to Restore Landscapes, Develop Renewable Energy, and Create Jobs
doi.gov - May 1, 2009
US Army Corps of Engineers Allocated $4.6 billion for Projects including New Mexico Dams and Waterways
usace.army.mil - May 1, 2009
US Fish and Wildlife Service Announces $280 million in Stimulus Projects for Wildlife Preserves and Hatcheries, Including Several New Mexico Sites
recovery.doi.gov - May 1, 2009
Department of Defense Announces Additional $835 million in Recovery Act Projects, Including Two Sites in New Mexico
defenselink.mil - April 28, 2009
Agriculture Secretary Vilsack Announces $615.8 Million for Rural Water Projects
rurdev.usda.gov - April 28, 2009
Gov. Appoints Grant Team
abqjournal.com - April 24, 2009
Stimulus funds go to housing, development projects
Bizjournals.com - April 21, 2009
Stimulus money finances child care vouchers
Bizjournals.com - April 21, 2009
Interior Sec. Salazar Announces $12.5 Million Investment in New Mexico ...
All American Patriots (press release) - April 17, 2009
Nonprofits use stimulus funds to expand services
New Mexico Business Weekly - April 13, 2009
News Releases
July 31, 2009
Governor Bill Richardson Applauds Federal Stimulus Award for Transit Improvements in Las Cruces and Santa Fe
July 28, 2009
Governor Bill Richardson Applauds Stimulus Awards to Local Law Enforcement Agencies
July 23, 2009
Governor Bill Richardson Announces $22 Million in Federal Stimulus Funds for New Mexico Communities
July 21, 2009
Governor Bill Richardson Announces $10.7 Million in Federal Stimulus Funds to Weatherize New Mexico Homes
July 17, 2009
Governor Bill Richardson Announces Five Affordable Housing Projects to Move Forward with Stimulus Funding
July 16, 2009
Governor Bill Richardson Applauds Federal Stimulus Award for Wind Energy Research
July 15, 2009
State and Local Officials Break Ground on Las Cruces Int'l Airport ARRA Runway Reconstruction
July 8, 2009
Governor Bill Richardson Announces New Mexico Arts Organizations Receive $300,000 in Stimulus Grants from NEA
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June 30, 2009
Governor Bill Richardson Announces New Mexico to Receive $13 Million in Unemployment Insurance Modernization Funds
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June 18, 2009
Governor Bill Richardson Announces Nearly $700,000 in Emergency Food Assistance Being Delivered in New Mexico
Governor Bill Richardson, NMORR Announce $16 Million in Additional Local Road & Transit Construction Projects
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June 15, 2009
Governor Bill Richardson, Secretary Veronica Garcia Announce More Than $250 Million in Stimulus Funds for New Mexico Schools
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June 10, 2009
Governor Bill Richardson Breaks Ground on I-40 Paseo Del Volcan Stimulus Project
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May 20, 2009
Governor Richardson Announces New Mexico to Award Roughly $37 Million in Funding for Clean Energy Projects Statewide
Governor Bill Richardson Announces $27.5 Million in Recovery Funds for Statewide Drinking Water and Wastewater Projects
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May 18, 2009
Governor Bill Richardson Applauds DOE Decision to Increase Award Caps for "Smart Grid" Competitive Grants
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May 13, 2009
Governor Bill Richardson Announces Recovery Act will Fund Statewide Energy-Saving Project
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May 12, 2009
Secretary Salazar Announces Department of the Interior Economic Stimulus Projects in New Mexico
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May 5, 2009
Governor Bill Richardson Announces Eligible Nonprofit Arts Organizations Can Now Apply Online for Arts Jobs Funds in New Mexico
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May 3, 2009
Governor Bill Richardson's Competitive Grant Advisory Team to Open Regional Briefings in Acoma and Ruidoso
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April 28, 2009
Governor Bill Richardson Protests Changes to DOE Guidelines for "Smart Grid" Competitive Grants
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April 23, 2009
Governor Richardson Creates Advisory Team to Help New Mexico Communities Access Recovery Act Grant Funds
Executive Order 2009-013
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April 22, 2009
New Mexico to Receive $8.6 Million in Homelessness Prevention Funding
Health Secretary Announces New Mexico to Receive Funding for Nutrition Education Program; State to Help Existing Clients in Women, Infants, Children Program
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April 14, 2009
NM Community Development Council to Award Millions to Local Communities
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April 10, 2009
Governor Bill Richardson Announces $297,000 in Federal Recovery Funds for Arts Jobs in New Mexico
Governor Richardson Announces More Than $5 Million in Federal Recovery Funding for Veterans' Projects in New Mexico
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Welcome to the New Mexico Office of
Recovery and Reinvestment
The American Recovery and Reinvestment Act will boost our economy by helping states plug budget gaps and avoid cuts to critical programs such as education, health care, and law enforcement. It will help create jobs and improve our economy by modernizing our nation's infrastructure, enhance our energy independence, expand educational opportunities, and provide tax relief.
Transparency and accountability are important and have been built into the process. This web site is an important tool in that effort and is designed to help citizens understand how the ARRA money is being used in New Mexico.
Stimulus spending is well underway. This is an opportunity to put people back to work, boost our economy, and prepare New Mexico for the challenges of the 21st century.
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New Mexico Integrated Strategic Broadband Initiative
Governor Richardson's Office and the New Mexico Department of Information Technology are organizing applications from throughout the state for federal broadband 'stimulus' funding under the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA). The New Mexico Integrated Strategic Broadband Initiative (NM-ISBI) serves as the strategic guidance for the approach being used by the State. In this approach, the State will aggregate its demand and serve as the "anchor" for ensuring broadband access in sufficient bandwidth is available to public institutions in over 90 communities throughout the state. This includes all school districts, all four-year community and branch colleges, state libraries, tele-healthcare centers, public safety facilities, supercomputer gateways and government offices.
In addition, the State is requesting information from any entity (native community, telecom provider, public institution, private sector, county, city or regional, other) that is considering a broadband proposal under the ARRA. The federal government is encouraging communities to collaborate on such proposals and it will benefit New Mexico to ensure that all plans are part of the State's long-range plan (NM-ISBI). Interested entities should click on the link below, provide the information requested, and email the information to Richard Lowenberg at Design Nine. Should you have any questions about the form/survey, the State's approach or questions in general, please call Richard at 505-603-5200.
Integrated Strategic Broadband Initiative: Providers and Users Survey
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