Sunland Park residents sue their water utility and officials for allegedly supplying arsenic-contaminated water without warning, violating civil rights.
Tag: New Mexico
Due to delays integrating new facilities, the Navajo-Gallup Water Supply Project's completion is postponed to ensure sustainable water for Navajo and Gallup communities.
U.S. invests nearly $82M in 23 tribal domestic water projects to bring clean drinking water to Indigenous communities across Western states under the Investing in America agenda.
New Mexico Governor declares emergency for Roswell flooding; over 300 rescued since October 19. $1 million allocated for relief efforts in Chaves County.
After warning 138 water systems for safety violations affecting 160,000 people, New Mexico invests $78M in water infrastructure. Progress has been made, but challenges remain.
New Mexico lawmakers introduce Navajo Nation water rights bill
New Mexico lawmakers introduced legislation to approve a water rights settlement for the Navajo Nation in the Rio San José watershed.