Attention New Mexicans — if you or a loved one were exposed to radiation from uranium mining, nuclear testing, or other sources, you may be eligible for federal compensation through the Radiation Exposure Compensation Act.
The good news? You don't have to navigate the application alone — and you don't need a lawyer to apply.
New Mexico state agencies are available to help, including:
- Department of Health
- Veterans Services
- Indian Affairs Department
- Aging & Long-Term Services
These agencies can provide technical assistance to individuals, local governments, and tribal communities throughout the application process.
The deadline to file is December 31, 2027 — and there is no fee to apply.
For help getting started, call the NM Department of Health helpline: 1-833-796-8773
Spread the word — someone you know may qualify.
Get festive at the first-ever Governor’s Holiday Market! Shop gifts from amazing New Mexico makers, enjoy carolers, treats, prizes and more.
📅 Saturday, Dec. 13 | 3 to 7 p.m.
📍 Governor’s Residence
Guests must park at the PERA Building, 413 Old Santa Fe Trail, Santa Fe, NM. Continuous shuttles will run from 2:45 to 7:15 p.m. Dress warm and bring the cheer!
More info here: https://t.co/tp5CKGCWQ5
New Mexico, let’s go shopping. 🎄✨
Our first-ever Holiday Market is coming in hot — featuring local artisan gifts, carolers, snacks, prizes, and enough holiday cheer to power the Plaza lights.
📅 Saturday, Dec. 13 | 3–7 p.m.
📍Governor’s Residence
Park at PERA — shuttles will do the driving.
The New Mexico Indian Affairs Department is now hiring for the following position!
Missing and Murdered Indigenous Persons Coordinator (IAD #10105630)
Job Posting End Date: 11/28/2025
Join the team and apply today!
https://t.co/WHQe3AFsZW
SANTA FE — The New Mexico Department of Public Safety will host a “Missing in New Mexico” event on Nov. 22 to connect families of missing persons with law enforcement updates, DNA collection services and representatives from multiple state agencies offering support.
Silver City has shown incredible resilience during the Trout & Buck fires. Join us 3-6:30 p.m. for our State Services Expo! Connect with @GovMLG's team for recovery resources, Medicaid help, job opportunities, childcare info & more. Together we’re stronger.
Los Alamos High School honored their Native American seniors graduating this year at a Sash Ceremony. 🥳✨
IAD’s Cabinet Secretary Josett Monette shared remarks and congratulated the students.
Congratulations to these students and the Class of 2025! 👩🎓👨🎓#NMIAD#NMNativeGrad
Today, I signed SB 163, enshrining in law our commitment to honoring and respecting the rich cultural heritage of New Mexico’s Native communities. Every student deserves the opportunity to celebrate their academic achievements in a way that honors their identity and traditions.
Whether you’re looking for a fresh start, exploring new career paths, or have recently been laid off —including separated federal employees— The New Opportunities, New Beginnings Recruitment Events are tailored to help support your next career move!
This Friday at 8:30 AM, the House Education Committee will hear HB194, a crucial bill supporting the right to wear tribal regalia at school ceremonies. Let your voice be heard.
Show your support by submitting written comments directly to the Committee at [email protected]
HB194: Monday, February 10, 8:30a, Room 305, House Government, Elections, and Indian Affairs Committee
https://t.co/gu0E8VIll2
SB163: Tuesday, February 11, 9am. Room 303, Senate Indian, Rural, and Cultural Affairs Committee
https://t.co/hQkeRp9ige
Energy Transition Funding Available!
Available Funds: $1.5M
Deadline: February 10, 2025
Submit proposals and learn more at:
https://t.co/854SI7Lgzz
Invest in your community’s future.
Apply now!