NM Interstate Stream Commission Public invited to attend online events

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: Category: Non-Local News Releases; 12 July 2024

NM Interstate Stream Commission announces Main Stream New Mexico Community Conversations online

SANTA FE – The New Mexico Interstate Stream Commission (NMISC) is pleased to announce the launch of the Main Stream New Mexico Community Conversations, a virtual companion to the online open house option to involve communities in proactive water management strategies.

Four Main Stream New Mexico Community Conversations will be conducted online, providing an opportunity for attendees to ask questions and participate in discussions regarding the future of water planning in New Mexico. The community conversations are intended to help attendees feel confident in providing official input at the online open house or in-person open house events. Members of the NMISC Planning Program will participate during these sessions to provide background and answer questions. The public is invited to join anytime during the lunch & learn hours or after hours events by accessing the link at MainStreamNM.org/Get-Involved. Registration is not required.

"The public spoke, and we listened by bringing the in-person open houses to them virtually," said Water Planning Program Manager Andrew Erdmann. "It is important to our team to provide the same opportunities to those who cannot attend the in-person open houses by being available to virtually guide them through the online process."

Main Stream New Mexico Community Conversation Dates:

July 17

Lunch & Learn: 12pm-1:30pm
After Hours: 6pm-7:30pm

July 31

Lunch & Learn: 12pm-1:30pm
After Hours: 6pm-7:30pm

In response to New Mexico's ongoing water challenges, NMISC is collecting public input on regional water planning as part of the 2023 Water Security Planning Act. The online open house offers a comprehensive virtual experience, available until August 18th, at MainStreamNM.org/Online-Open-House.

For more information and to sign up to the monthly newsletter, please visit www.MainStreamNM.org .

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