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New Mexico Senate Passes Senate Bill 48, the Community Benefit Fund, Investing in Local Projects and Resilient Communities
Today, the New Mexico Senate passed Senate Bill 48, the Community Benefit Fund (CBF), a groundbreaking investment in locally-driven projects that will strengthen communities, create jobs, and help New Mexicans adapt to increasing climate challenges.
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Behavioral Healthcare, Public Safety Measures Headed to Governor’s Desk
Today, New Mexico Senate Democrats, together with their colleagues in the House of Representatives, took the final steps to pass major behavioral health and public safety legislation.
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Community Benefit Fund Passes Senate Finance Committee, Paving the Way for Local Investments in New Mexico’s Future
Today, the New Mexico Senate Finance Committee voted to advance Senate Bill 48, the Community Benefit Fund, marking a major step toward ensuring that communities statewide have the resources to invest, adapt, and innovate in the face of a changing climate.
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Trio of Behavioral Health Bills Pass the Senate
Today, marking a major step forward in the legislature’s shared commitment to addressing New Mexico’s behavioral health and public safety crisis, a suite of behavioral health bills cleared the Senate floor, now advancing to the House of Representatives with broad bipartisan support.
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Community Benefit Fund Advances to Deliver Opportunities for New Mexico Families and Communities
Part of the Clear Horizons Act, Community Benefit Fund Doubles Down on Long Term State Investments in Community Resilience and Opportunity
