New Mexico Department of Transportation.
government agency in New Mexico, United States
- Reports this week
- 4
- Active events
- 2
- Connections
- 27
What's happening
Active this week
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Tornado storms and severe weather are impacting multiple counties in New Mexico, leading to highway closures and tracking toward various locations.Some support1 report
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A Commissioner travels to Cuba for a fair while Josh Jones calls on the NMDOT to address safety concerns on US 550 in Sandoval County.Some support2 reports
Earlier this month
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Improved access route for Highway 107 was recently completed in Socorro, New Mexico.Some support2 reports
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George Muñoz is accused of using his office power for personal gain, facing an ethics complaint regarding agency conduct.Some support3 reports
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Flooding caused road closures in Socorro County due to recent weather events.Some support2 reports
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Weekend storms caused flooding and road damage in New Mexico, affecting state infrastructure.Some support2 reports2 developments inside
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New Mexico receives state grant funding and uses NMDOT funds for a local road intersection project in Bernalillo County.Some support1 report2 developments inside
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The New Mexico Department of Transportation is currently accepting public comments regarding improvements to the I-40 corridor through Gallup, which is located in Bernalillo County.Some support1 report
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Flooding in the San Juan River prompted bridge inspections and evacuations in New Mexico.Some support1 report
One to three months ago
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Infrastructure planning in Deming, New Mexico, involves the City Council approving infrastructure bonds, while the NMDOT and NM Environment Department mandate specific installations.Well supported3 reports
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A track segment connecting Los Lunas and Bernalillo has been established under a joint-use agreement involving the New Mexico Department of Transportation.Some support1 report
Gone quiet
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A gaming control board meets in Albuquerque.Some support1 report
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The New Mexico Department of Transportation manages the I-25 corridor in Albuquerque.Some support2 reports1 development inside
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The New Mexico Department of Transportation is managing the I-25 reconstruction project in Albuquerque, including the I-40 bridge replacement over the Puerco River.Some support1 report
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News at the entities that move New Mexico Department of Transportation most-
New Mexico StructuralDonald Trump suggested renaming New Mexico to New America and questioned the integrity of its elections.Moves New Mexico Department of Transportation
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city council StructuralTammy Phelps leveraged connections to local political figures within the Shreveport city council.Moves New Mexico Department of Transportation
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Bernalillo OperationalA cyberattack in Town prompted law enforcement involvement on October 15, 2026.Moves New Mexico Department of Transportation
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Montgomery OperationalAHEPA Senior Living is expanding its operations and planning revitalization projects across multiple cities including Columbia, Houston, and Montgomery.Moves New Mexico Department of Transportation
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Socorro County Shared contextCarrie Powell is running for County Commissioner in Socorro County.Moves New Mexico Department of Transportation
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Albuquerque Shared contextSceye, a US aerospace company based near Albuquerque, completed a round-trip flight to Japan.Moves New Mexico Department of Transportation
Connections
The 24 strongest of 27, analyzed from the reporting. The bars show how strongly a change on one side reaches the other.-
New Mexico Structural
The New Mexico Department of Transportation functions as a state government agency operating within the jurisdiction of New Mexico.
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Puerco River Structural
NMDoT is functionally responsible for overseeing and managing the infrastructure projects that span the Puerco River.
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San Juan River Structural
NMDOT must inspect infrastructure due to the river's cyclical state, such as flooding.
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Deming Operational
The Department of Transportation actively influences Deming's infrastructure and budget through planning, studies, and operational decisions.
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city council Structural
The city council relies on the New Mexico Department of Transportation for mandatory traffic impact approval of its projects.
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Josh Jones Operational
Josh Jones actively engages with the New Mexico Department of Transportation regarding safety concerns and district representation.
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Bernalillo Operational
The two entities are involved in a joint-use agreement concerning track access.
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Bixby Transactional
The New Mexico Department of Transportation contracted Bixby Electric for replacement services.
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Comanche Shared context
NMDOT's infrastructure projects, specifically I-25 improvements, are shown to impact Comanche via traffic patterns.
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Montgomery Operational
Improvements to I-25, managed by the DOT, directly affect traffic patterns within the city of Montgomery.
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Socorro County Shared context
The New Mexico Department of Transportation manages road closures within Socorro County following natural events like flooding.
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George Muñoz Operational
George Muñoz was accused of using the power of the New Mexico Department of Transportation for personal gain.
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Rio Rancho Shared context
NMDOT utilizes its funds to execute road intersection projects within Rio Rancho.
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Albuquerque Shared context
The New Mexico Department of Transportation conducts infrastructure projects and operations within the geographic boundaries of Albuquerque.
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Sandoval County Shared context
NMDOT exercises jurisdiction and oversees transportation infrastructure within Sandoval County.
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Socorro Shared context
NMDOT manages and improves transportation infrastructure within the geographical context of Socorro.
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Jacob Candelaria Transactional
Jacob Candelaria filed an ethics complaint regarding the conduct of the New Mexico Department of Transportation.
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Gallup Shared context
NMDOT is utilizing the Gallup office location to gather public comments regarding the I-40 improvements project.
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Doña Ana County Shared context
The New Mexico Department of Transportation reported a storm event affecting Doña Ana County.
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George Muñoz Transactional
George Muñoz's family business received state contracts from the New Mexico Department of Transportation.
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Luna County Shared context
The Department of Transportation operates within the jurisdiction of Luna County.
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El Paso Shared context
The Department of Transportation operates within the geographical context of El Paso.
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El Paso Shared context
The entities are linked as potential stakeholders affected by the economic forecast surrounding a new border highway project.
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Chris Gillespie Mentioned together
No direct relationship between New Mexico Department of Transportation and Chris Gillespie was observed in the provided evidence.
History
Events by the month they beganOctober 2026
3 events- Tornado storms and severe weather are impacting multiple counties in New Mexico, leading to highway closures and tracking toward various locations.
- A Commissioner travels to Cuba for a fair while Josh Jones calls on the NMDOT to address safety concerns on US 550 in Sandoval County.
- Improved access route for Highway 107 was recently completed in Socorro, New Mexico.
September 2026
5 events- George Muñoz is accused of using his office power for personal gain, facing an ethics complaint regarding agency conduct.
- Flooding caused road closures in Socorro County due to recent weather events.
- The New Mexico Department of Transportation is currently accepting public comments regarding improvements to the I-40 corridor through Gallup, which is located in Bernalillo County.
- Flooding in the San Juan River prompted bridge inspections and evacuations in New Mexico.
- A track segment connecting Los Lunas and Bernalillo has been established under a joint-use agreement involving the New Mexico Department of Transportation.
July 2026
3 events- Weekend storms caused flooding and road damage in New Mexico, affecting state infrastructure.
- Infrastructure planning in Deming, New Mexico, involves the City Council approving infrastructure bonds, while the NMDOT and NM Environment Department mandate specific installations.
- A gaming control board meets in Albuquerque.
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June 2026
3 events- New Mexico receives state grant funding and uses NMDOT funds for a local road intersection project in Bernalillo County.
- The New Mexico Department of Transportation manages the I-25 corridor in Albuquerque.
- The New Mexico Department of Transportation is managing the I-25 reconstruction project in Albuquerque, including the I-40 bridge replacement over the Puerco River.