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National economic troubles filter down to local New Mexico governments
Started by nmindependent · 7 months ago
At his State of the City address last week, Albuquerque Mayor Martin Chavez made the point that New Mexico is no longer immune to larger, national economic forces.
With oil and gas prices tanking and dragging the state’s general fund budget down with them, the same dynamic see ... Continue reading »
With oil and gas prices tanking and dragging the state’s general fund budget down with them, the same dynamic see ... Continue reading »
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