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New Mexico Children's Cabinet Career Cluster Preliminary Report.

 

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SENATE JOINT MEMORIAL 51

 

 

 

" To engage citizens of New Mexico of all ages and backgrounds in community based service to address the state's human, educational, environmental, public safety, health, housing, and other needs.
 

The Commission has for its purpose the promotion and guidance of Corporation for National and Community Service grant expenditures in a judicious and reasonable manner, consistent with pertinent provisions of federal law and regulation."

 

The New Mexico Commission for Community Volunteerism adopted its by-laws in September of 1997.


 Lt. Governor Denish toured the Navajo Nation last month, meeting with advocates, mill workers and residents who live near abandoned uranium mines near Church Rock. The Lt. Governor said she wanted to see up close the damage done by the last wave of mining and said she would support reopening the industry only if clean-up of the “legacy” mines was addressed.

Lt. Governor pictured at ASC Award ceremony in Atlanta with Greg Webb, EDof New Mexico Commission for Community Volunteerism and Commissioner Mark Bentley

 

                    

Honorable Bill Richardson, Governor

Honorable Diane Denish, Lieutenant Governor

 

New Mexico Commission for Community Volunteerism

For questions regarding the New Mexico Commission for Community Volunteerism, contact Julie Reeves, Program Officer

Mail:
New Mexico Commission for Community Volunteerism
3401 Pan American Freeway, NE
Albuquerque, NM  87107

Telephone:
505-841-4811
1-888-549-6913 (toll free)

Email:
julie.reeves@state.nm.us

 


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