New Mexico’s Counties Rain, Roads, and Safety | Albuquerque News

New Mexico’s counties are flush with cash—most saw 9% growth in reserves, from Lea County’s $800M to De Baca’s $6M—fueled by state, federal, and local revenue. Meanwhile, monsoon rains are pouring in, especially across western and central New Mexico, with storms lingering through Thursday. On the infrastructure front, NM DOT is tackling deadly wildlife collisions on US-550 with the state’s first wildlife overpasses, construction starting next summer. And UNM just unveiled its new police headquarters, part of a broader campus safety push. It’s a busy, rainy, and proactive week across the state.

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