New Mexico Cleanup Advisory Board Plans Another Virtual Public Meeting
Published Date: 11/9/2026
Notice
Summary
The Environmental Management Site-Specific Advisory Board in Northern New Mexico is holding a virtual meeting on December 2, 2026, from 1 to 4 p.m. This meeting invites local community members to learn about and give feedback on cleanup and environmental projects affecting their area. It’s a great chance for the public to speak up and stay involved in important decisions about their environment and budget priorities.
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Virtual public meeting on December 2, 2026
You can join a virtual public meeting of the Northern New Mexico Environmental Management Site-Specific Advisory Board on December 2, 2026, from 1:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. Mountain Standard Time. To get the virtual access information you must contact Bridget Maestas at least two days before the meeting (Phone: 505-709-7466 or Email: [email protected]).
Rules for public comment at the meeting
You may give public comment during the meeting: the Board allocates 15 minutes total for public comment and will give each oral commenter a minimum of two minutes to speak. You may also submit written comments; written comments received at least two working days before the meeting will be provided to Board members and included in the meeting minutes, and written comments received within two working days after the meeting will be included in the minutes.
Written comment submission deadlines
If you want your written comments provided to Board members and included in the meeting minutes, send them at least two working days before the meeting; written comments sent within two working days after the meeting will also be included in the minutes. For submission details contact Bridget Maestas (Phone: 505-709-7466 or Email: [email protected]).
Accommodations for persons with disabilities
If you require special accommodations due to a disability to attend the meeting, you must contact Bridget Maestas at least seven days in advance so the Board can make every effort to accommodate you. Contact info: Phone: 505-709-7466 or Email: [email protected].
Board can advise on cleanup and budget priorities
The Board may provide community-based advice and recommendations on Environmental Management program activities that affect the local area, including clean-up activities, environmental restoration, waste management, excess facilities, future land use and long-term stewardship, communications, and budget priorities. The Board’s work also helps fulfill public participation requirements under laws and agreements such as the Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation, and Liability Act (CERCLA).
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