Residents urge county action on hydrogen-plant proposals and express concerns about Los Alamos activities Multiple public commenters told commissioners they oppose proposed hydrogen plants in Cuesta and elsewhere, citing noise, water use and community impacts; another speaker urged the county to adopt a resolution opposing increased plutonium 'pit' production at Los Alamos.

Residents in Taos County are sounding the alarm over proposed hydrogen plants and nuclear production plans, raising urgent concerns about health, safety, and community impact.

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Cuesta Independent Schools to receive $1.4M grant for New Mexico community center Cuesta Independent Schools secure funding to create a senior community center in Costilla.

Taos County is set to transform community living with plans for a groundbreaking new center in Costilla, pending a $1.4 million grant approval!

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County outlines fiscal year 2526 budget with strong cash reserves and employee investments County maintains balanced budget and invests in workforce stability for fiscal year 2526.

Taos County is poised for a strong fiscal year with over $13 million in cash reserves and a commitment to community investment and workforce stability.

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Taos County secures $2M grant for residential energy efficiency improvements Taos County partners with the community to implement energy projects for underserved residents.

Taos County just secured a $2 million grant to boost energy efficiency and improve the health of underserved communities—are you ready to transform your home?

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