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signed · New Mexico · House Feb 6, 2025

HM 14: "FFA DAY"

This House Memorial (HM 14) commemorates February 5, 2025, as "FFA Day" in the New Mexico House of Representatives. It recognizes the New Mexico FFA organization, which serves over 5,200 youth across 93 chapters, for its role in developing leadership, career skills, and life experiences through agricultural education programs. The memorial is purely ceremonial and does not create new laws, funding, or programs - it solely honors FFA's contributions to youth development in New Mexico.
Art De La Cruz (D) Cathrynn Brown (R) Gail Armstrong (R) Randy Pettigrew (R) Harlan Vincent (R)
signed · New Mexico · House Feb 6, 2025

HM 9: "GRANT COUNTY DAY"

This bill (HM 9) is a memorial resolution, not a law, declaring January 29, 2025 as "Grant County Day" in the New Mexico House of Representatives. It recognizes Grant County's cultural heritage, economic contributions (like mining and Western New Mexico University), historical significance, and local attractions through a series of "WHEREAS" statements. The resolution has no binding effect on policy or residents; it is purely ceremonial and symbolic. The House passed it, and it was signed into effect, but it does not create new laws or directly affect any individuals or entities beyond the House's formal recognition.
Luis Terrazas (R)
signed · New Mexico · House Feb 6, 2025

HM 4: "NM OIL & GAS DAY"

House Memorial 4, "NM OIL & GAS DAY," is a ceremonial resolution recognizing the oil and natural gas industry's economic contributions to New Mexico. It declares January 28, 2025, as "New Mexico Oil and Gas Day" in the House, citing the industry's 2024 revenue of $13 billion - funding 49% of the general fund, $2.3 billion for education, $600 million for higher education, and over 100,000 jobs. The resolution has no policy or funding changes; it is purely symbolic recognition. It was passed by the House on January 28, 2025, but not advanced further.
Rebecca Dow (R) Jon Henry (R) Mark Murphy (R) Rod Montoya (R) Gail Armstrong (R)
signed · New Mexico · House Feb 6, 2025

HM 6: "NEW MEXICO MESA DAY"

House Memorial 6 designates January 30, 2025, as "New Mexico MESA Day" to symbolically recognize New Mexico MESA, a nonprofit STEM education program. The memorial honors the organization for its work supporting students from diverse backgrounds in mathematics, engineering, and science through tutoring, college counseling, and school partnerships across nearly 110 New Mexico schools. It has no legal effect or funding impact - it is purely a symbolic gesture of appreciation for MESA's educational contributions.
Gail Armstrong (R) Anita Gonzales (D)
signed · New Mexico · House Feb 6, 2025

HM 12: "4-H DAY"

House Memorial 12 designates February 4, 2025, as "4-H Day" in the New Mexico House of Representatives to recognize the state's 4-H youth development programs. The resolution highlights 4-H's 100+ years of service, its 30,000+ annual participants aged 5-18, and its focus on teaching life skills like leadership and decision-making. It directs the House to formally acknowledge these contributions and transmit a copy to New Mexico State University's 4-H organization. This symbolic resolution has no legal effect or funding changes - it is a commemorative gesture honoring 4-H's role in youth development.
Jon Henry (R) Cathrynn Brown (R) Randy Pettigrew (R) Jimmy Mason (R) Harlan Vincent (R)
signed · New Mexico · House Jan 24, 2025

HB 1: FEED BILL

HB 1, titled "FEED BILL" (a placeholder name, not related to food), is a procedural budget bill appropriating $11,447,800 for the operational expenses of New Mexico's 57th Legislature during its 2025 first session. It directly funds legislative staff salaries, member per diem and mileage, printing, and other administrative costs like the Legislative Council Service. Key provisions include $3,500,000 for senate staff, $3,490,700 for house staff, $550,700 for senator per diem, and $2,241,400 for legislative services. This is a routine funding measure for legislative operations, not a policy change affecting the public.
Reena Szczepanski (D)
signed · New Mexico · House Jul 30, 2024

HB 1: FEED BILL, FIRE RELIEF & COURT TREATMENT

This bill provides emergency funding to New Mexico state agencies to address the aftermath of recent flooding and wildfires. It allocates money to support the Mescalero Apache Tribe for fire-related damages, fund wildfire mitigation and infrastructure repair projects, and assist individuals and businesses in navigating federal and insurance claims processes. Additionally, the legislation directs funds to the state courts to expand mental health treatment options and pilot programs for individuals with competency issues. These financial resources are intended to help the state recover from natural disasters and improve access to certain legal and health services.
Bill Burt (R) Liz Stefanics (D) Gail Chasey (D) Harlan Vincent (R)
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