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Thank you for subscribing to Main Stream New Mexico. We look forward to keeping you updated on the 2023 Water Security Planning Act and our 2024 Regional Water Planning Open Houses. Open House May Dates & Locations:The New Mexico Interstate Stream Commission's (NMISC) planning team is hosting a statewide series of open houses to listen and learn from communities across New Mexico. These open houses will establish a roadmap for the future of water planning in our state. In May, we will host Open Houses in the following locations - drop in anytime between 3-7pm: |
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May 13, 2024 Time: 3pm - 7pm Where: |
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May 15, 2024 Time: 3pm - 7pm Where: |
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WATER PLANNING OPEN HOUSES:Now is the time to get involved and voice what matters! 2024 open houses are listed below.
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April 22Region 13 - Estancia April 23Region 1 - Northeast New Mexico April 24Region 8 - San Miguel-Mora May 13Region 9 - Colfax May 14Region 14 - Rio Chama May 15Region 3 - Jemez y Sangre May 16Region 7 - Taos June 10Region 16 - Lea County |
June 11Region 10 - Lower Pecos June 12Region 5 - Tularosa-Sacramento July 22Region 15 - Socorro-Sierra July 23Region 4 - Southwest New Mexico July 24Region 11 - Lower Rio Grande August 5Region 6 - Northwest New Mexico August 6Region 2 - San Juan August 7Region 12 - Middle Rio Grande Online input will be open from |
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NMISC's Open Houses ToolkitWe have put together this toolkit with all of the materials you'll need to spread the word and get people in your communities engaged in water planning at this crucial time. In this toolkit, you will find English and Spanish versions of:
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Una campaña del programa de planificación hÃdrica de la Comisión de Corrientes Interestatales. |
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Gracias por suscribirte a Main Stream New Mexico. Esperamos mantenerte actualizado(a) sobre la Ley de Planificación de Seguridad HÃdrica de 2023 y nuestros Eventos Públicos para la Planificación HÃdrica Regional de 2024. |
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Fechas y ubicaciones de Eventos Públicos:El equipo de planificación de la Comisión de Corrientes Interestatales de Nuevo México (NMISC) está organizando una serie de eventos públicos en todo el estado para escuchar y aprender de las comunidades de todo Nuevo México. Estos eventos ayudarán a establecer un plan de acción para el futuro de la planificación hÃdrica en nuestro estado. Se realizarán Eventos Públicos durante el mes de mayo en los siguientes lugares - visÃtenos en cualquier momento entre las 3 y las 7 p.m.: |
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13 de mayo, 2024 Hora: 3pm - 7pm Dónde: |
14 de mayo, 2024 Hora: 3pm - 7pm Dónde: |
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15 de mayo, 2024 Hora: 3pm - 7pm Dónde: |
16 de mayo, 2024 Hora: 3pm - 7pm Dónde: |
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EVENTOS PÚBLICOS DE PLANIFICACIÓN HÃDRICA:¡Ha llegado el momento de participar y expresar lo que es importante para ti! |
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22 de abrilRegión 13 - Estancia 23 de abrilRegión 1 - Noroeste de Nuevo México 24 de abrilRegión 8 - San Miguel-Mora 13 de mayoRegión 9 - Colfax 14 de mayoRegión 14 - RÃo Chama 15 de mayoRegión 3 - Jémez y Sangre 16 de mayoRegión 7 - Taos 10 de junioRegión 16 - Condado de Lea |
11 de junioRegión 10 - Baja Pecos 12 de junio22 de julioRegión 15 - Socorro-Sierra 23 de julioRegión 4 - Sureste de Nuevo México 24 de julioRegión 11 - Bajo RÃo Grande 5 de agostoRegión 6 - Noroeste Nuevo México 6 de agostoRegión 2 - San Juan 7 de agostoRegión 12 - Medio RÃo Grande
La retroalimentación en lÃnea estará abierta desde el 3 de junio hasta el 18 de agosto en MainStreamNM.org |
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Comparte tu voz…VIRTUALMENTE¿No puedes asistir a nuestros eventos públicos en persona? ¡No te preocupes! PRÓXIMAMENTE |
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Kit de Herramientas para los Eventos Públicos de NMISCHemos recopilado un kit de herramientas con todos los materiales necesarios para difundir el mensaje e involucrar a los miembros de tu comunidad en la planificación hÃdrica en este momento decisivo. Aquà encontrarás versiones en inglés y español de:
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