Committee backs $8 million ask for Military Base Impact Fund to shore up local infrastructure The House Labor, Veterans and Military Affairs Committee recommended a due pass for House Bill 29, which would appropriate $8 million to a Military Base Impact Fund to help host communities match federal grants for infrastructure projects that support nearby military installations.

New Mexico's House Bill 29 could unlock $8 million to boost infrastructure around military bases, enhancing mission readiness and local communities!

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New regulations exempt military families from compact privilege fees Legislation waives compact privilege fees for active military members and their spouses.

A groundbreaking bill in New Mexico could revolutionize the way military families obtain professional licenses, potentially easing their transition and boosting local economies.

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New Mexico allocates $12 million for military base impact fund in fiscal 2026 Legislation appropriates funding to support military projects and economic development initiatives.

New Mexico's new House Bill 158 is set to inject $12 million into military communities, aiming to spark economic growth and improve local infrastructure.

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