Cibola Water Monitoring Report – April 27 – May 5

CIBOLA COUNTY, N.M. – As Cibola County moves into May, the water picture that has taken shape through the first four months of 2026 is becoming clearer.According to U.S.

Opioid Remediation Collaborative of New Mexico Expands Access to Lifesaving NARCAN in Cibola County

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Dog tests positive for rabies in Curry

SANTA FE, N.M. – A 10-month-old dog in Curry County tested positive for rabies – the second dog in the state to do so in the past ten months.The dog was euthanized after displaying aggressive behavior and neurologic signs. It had not been vaccinated against rabies.

New Mexico Credit Unions Read Expands Impact in Fourth Year, Bringing Financial Literacy to Classrooms Statewide

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — In recognition of Financial Literacy Month and in celebration of Youth Month across the credit union movement, the Credit Union Foundation of New Mexico proudly continues its statewide initiative, New Mexico Credit Unions Read.

THE OFFICE OF THE SUPERINTENDENT OF INSURANCE KICKS OFF WILDFIRE AWARENESS MONTH

SANTA FE, N.M. – The Office of the Superintendent of Insurance (OSI) is kicking off Wildfire Awareness Month this week, emphasizing the importance of preparedness, prevention, and community engagement across the state.

Zuni Hotshot Crews Recognized

Recognizing the Zuni Hotshots on the successful completion of their national preparedness review!This milestone reflects the crew’s hard work, professionalism, and commitment to meeting the Standards for Interagency Hotshots Crew Operations required of a Type 1 Interagency Hotshot Crew.

Drought Deepens as Fire Restrictions Expand Across Cibola

March ranked fifth driest on record as county enters May under severe-to-extreme drought conditions CIBOLA COUNTY, N.M. – Cibola County is entering May with worsening drought, declining water supply and a growing patchwork of fire restrictions across local, state and federal lands.

Navajo advances cleanup at Old Church Rock Mine with new technology

GRANTS – Approximately 6,000 cubic yards of abandoned uranium mine waste will be excavated from four areas of the Old Church Rock Mine site on the Navajo Nation in a time-critical removal action approved by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency as part of a settlement agreement with NuFuels, Inc.