New Mexico State Legislation

A memorial asks the Department of Transportation to study the feasibility of border crossing fees, including legal authority and federal coordination, with a report due by November 1, 2026.

House memorial would boost Indian Affairs capacity to assist tribal capital outlay projects.

Memorial would have the Department of Health convene a task force with Public Safety to study firearm policies and report findings by September 15, 2026.

Senate memorial would create a nine-member PERA solvency study group, including retirees, to report by December 31, 2026.

House memorial would support expanding primary-care duties for advanced-practice chiropractic physicians and urges the Chiropractic Board to develop training standards.

Senate memorial would task the Legislative Finance Committee to study transportation barriers for foster care students. Findings due by November 1, 2026.

Memorial would task Taxation and Revenue with forming a study on short-term rentals and infrastructure funding.

Senate Memorial 28 would convene a statewide task force to study gun violence and report findings to two committees and the governor.

Memorial would have the University of New Mexico Health Sciences Center coordinate with health facilities statewide to identify communication barriers and share interpreter-training data.

Senate memorial would study Highway 491 and report recommendations by November 1, 2026.