About 160 additional workers with the New Mexico Children, Youth and Families Department recently moved into offices on the state-owned child wellness and education campus in southeast Albuquerque, New Mexico General Services Secretary Ken Ortiz announced Thursday.
On Thursday April 22, we celebrate Earth Day, a time to give thanks for our environment and to recommit ourselves to addressing the threats it faces.
State Printing and Graphic Design Services ranked No. 7 among in-house shops nationwide in sale per employee in 2020.
New legislation from the state General Services Derpartment to allow state and local governments to award contracts only to New Mexico businesses. Senate Bill 53 also will promote state and local government purc hases of sustainable goods as a means to address climate change.
Parking at buildings to be restricted
Available for government, private electric vehicles
Part of effort to address climate change
Recognized for outstanding performance
Technology will improve government efficiency
Action taken after rescinded pay raises
Goal is to grow in-state companies, jobs
For use by state, private electric vehicles
More disinfecting to battle COVID-19
More than offset by wage increase
Law provides for immediate disclosure of settlements
Safety of state employees a priority
Agency to weigh environmental measures when leasing office space
In response to release of special audit of Risk Management
Addition of vehicles to state Motor Pool to begin
Public can view on Sunshine Portal
Goal is reduce state drug costs
Vehicles, TSA knives also available
About 2,250 current, former employees at risk
State contracting, leasing information available
Measures to make employees safer to be identified
Greening of state buildings to begin in August
Students to get more class time, family time
Furniture, more available at state surplus warehouse
Public to have access on Sunshine Portal
Government veterans among selected
Transfer from DFA set for July 1
An op-ed by Energy, Minerals and Natural Resources Secretary Sarah Cottrell Propst and General Services Secretary Ken Ortiz
What increases in benefit rates mean for public workers
Our efforts to keep more contract dollars in NM