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22 Project Sponsor Alamo Navajo School Board, Inc. Aldo Leopold High School Aldo Leopold High School Projects Completed in 2009 Performance Measures for FY10 Grant Expended $ 90,003.45 $ 51,952.85 $ 21,599.60 Angel Fire, Village of $ 30,197.05 Aztec, City of $ 37,791.48 Bernalillo, Town of $ 131,009.49 Chimayo Youth Conservation Corps Cimarron, Village of $ 140,363.50 $ 31,487.64 Clovis, City of $ 48,967.26 Colonias Dev. Council Cuba Independent Schools Bosque Redondo State Monument $ 86,096.10 $ 53,310.03 $ 26,175.71 Earth Works Institute $ 94,157.14 EcoServants EcoServants (special) EMNRD, Pancho Villa State Park $ 126,239.26 $ 64,755.70 $ 32,461.16 Family YMCA, The $ 68,673.52 Farmington Municipal Schools $ 135,091.32 Forest Guild $ 143,182.81 Future Foundations Family Center $ 30,861.55 Gallup, City of Harwood Art Center of Escuela del $ 144,985.45 Sol Montessori $ 36,465.21 La Clinica del Pueblo de Rio Arriba Luciente, Inc. Mescalero Apache Tribe Mescalero Apache Tribe (special) Mountainair Public Schools New Mexico Wildlife Association Rio Grande Community Development Corp. Rocky Mountain Youth Corps $ 29,331.64 $ 31,644.71 $ 36,908.98 $ 34,159.63 $ 41,695.35 $ 123,910.59 $ 111,348.47 $ 120,917.93 Roswell, City of $ 35,002.61 Santa Clara Pueblo Santa Fe Children's Museum Santo Domingo Tribe $ 43,839.78 $ 61,506.86 $ 53,773.70 Silver City, Town of $ 86,194.22 Springer, Town of Southwest Conservation Corps $ 32,679.00 $ 113,764.25 Town of Bernalillo $ 158,899.61 Tucumcari, City of United South Broadway Corporation Wagon Mound Public Schools Wellness Coalition, The $ 31,314.16 $ 100,329.93 $ 20,234.59 $ 95,531.43 YouthWorks $ 145,250.16 23 Counties Served Total $ 3,134,064.89 % Expended in Wages In-Kind Expended 75% $ 44,763.67 80% $ 21,519.22 73% $ 17,480.23 73% $ 31,432.56 94% $ 27,899.21 ENERGY, MINERALS AND NATURAL RESOURCES DEPARTMENT # of Youth Employed 25 44 31 8 12 65% $ 36,208.99 16 74% $ 17,763.07 74% $ 38,233.91 73% $ 18,257.92 75% $ 32,357.67 96% $ 37,221.71 69% $ 2,801.63 67% $ 43,358.86 67% $ 41,622.90 78% $ 24,288.33 95% $ 24,224.64 72% $ 22,635.43 76% $ 73,610.80 71% $ 159,991.45 79% $ 48,081.00 89% $ 158,677.07 81% $ 105,157.57 80% $ 10,396.10 75% $ 7,775.17 91% $ 107,538.08 76% $ Total Value of Projects 97% $ 46,634.47 73% $ 124,360.20 74% $ 27,630.03 73% $ 38,621.87 80% $ 9,407.29 93% $ 9,576.10 74% $ 32,493.67 76% $ 74,429.87 82% $ 38,247.95 77% $ 19,367.91 91% $ 30,240.77 96% $ 94,430.88 70% $ 28,493.91 68% $ 47,668.94 62% $ 7,620.48 64% $ 27,798.04 74% $ 241,146.85 $ 2,051,466.42 $ 5,185,531.31 44 8 10 15 15 8 15 32 12 12 24 40 48 8 50 12 10 8 17 - 22 13 35 30 30 4 20 16 9 16 8 43 20 6 33 8 22 66 925 Table 1
Organization ANNUAL REPORT 2010 Projects to Begin in 2011 Performance Measures for FY12 Amount Awarded % in Wages In-Kind Contribution Youth County Town of Estancia $ 93,578.01 74 $ 25,330.77 14 Torrance Future Foundations Family Center $ 39,905.12 72 $ 41,316.72 8 Cibola Mountainair Public Schools $ 43,254.80 92 $ 66,802.02 11 Torrance SW Conservation Corps $ 145,789.39 87 $ 41,796.02 43 Cibola City of Gallup $ 150,000.00 91 $ 161,382.64 44 McKinley Forest Guild $ 149,994.12 72 $ 128,719.99 36 McKinley, Mora, Rio Arriba, San Miguel, Sandoval, Santa Fe, Taos, Torrance NM State Monuments, Bosque Redondo $ 68,244.06 70 $ 24,829.11 7 De Baca Pueblo of Santa Clara $ 70,732.63 85 $ 19,346.97 20 Los Alamos, Rio Arriba, Sandoval Rocky Mountain Youth Corps (Taos Area) $ 147,438.58 70 $ 55,867.57 32 Taos Rocky Mountain Youth Corps (Satellite) $ 119,367.75 72 $ 42,376.58 24 Colfax, Rio Arriba La Clinica del Pueblo de Rio Arriba $ 46,420.10 71 $ 12,054.54 9 Rio Arriba Village of Cimarron $ 39,154.22 70 $ 32,464.98 8 Colfax Alamo Navajo School Board, Inc. $ 70,405.53 70 $ 46,592.24 15 Socorro The Wellness Coalition $ 121,885.25 75 $ 22,111.56 10 Catron, Grant The Wellness Coalition $ 53,000.84 75 $ 6,981.96 12 Catron Aldo Leopold High School (Spring) $ 67,772.80 76 $ 24,514.96 60 Grant Aldo Leopold High School (Fall) $ 30,624.96 71 $ 16,852.36 27 Grant Town of Silver City $ 117,858.11 86 $ 52,916.08 16 Grant Curry County $ 22,405.89 71 $ 3,200.00 9 Curry City of Clovis $ 32,956.31 70 $ 4,170.39 7 Curry City of Roswell $ 49,249.70 74 $ 35,646.66 4 Chavez EcoServants $ 138,315.02 74 $ 48,742.20 21 Lincoln, Otero City of Tucumcari $ 38,370.29 70 $ 27,429.86 7 Quay Logan Municipal Schools $ 80,406.08 71 $ 28,050.13 14 Quay Town of Bernalillo (1/2011 to 7/2011) $ 145,508.35 100 $ 94,205.38 14 Sandoval Town of Bernalillo (8/1/2011 to 1/2012) $ 145,508.35 100 $ 130,125.03 15 Sandoval New Mexico Wildlife Association $ 136,196.82 70 $ 132,032.32 18 Santa Fe Village of Corrales $ 70,053.30 71 $ 27,187.69 6 Sandoval Harwood Art Center $ 49,934.16 79 $ 102,746.73 14 Bernalillo Sawmill Advisory Council $ 59,207.10 $ 38,812.32 10 Bernalillo Robert F. Kennedy Charter High School $ 106,614.04 80 $ 59,691.12 24 Bernalillo Farmington Municipal Schools $ 147,953.99 70 $ 60,049.83 31 San Juan City of Aztec $ 86,230.79 93 $ 74,651.87 18 San Juan City of Santa Fe Fire Dept. $ 150,000.00 83 $ 72,412.46 10 Santa Fe Santa Fe Children’s Museum $ 61,942.01 84 $ 28,215.84 8 Santa Fe YouthWorks $ 149,999.71 81 $ 150,984.73 17 Santa Fe Pueblo of Pojoaque $ 104,517.17 73 $ 26,281.04 20 Santa Fe Santa Fe Community College $ 138,476.16 73 $ 40,930.28 24 Santa Fe Santa Fe County Fire Dept. $ 145,504.16 82 $ 44,934.70 10 Santa Fe Hands Across Cultures $ 34,457.20 70 $ 13,988.07 6 Rio Arriba, Santa Fe The Family YMCA $ 123,153.88 71 $ 16,841.51 18 Los Alamos, Rio Arriba Families and Youth, Inc. $ 65,581.60 71 $ 28,934.53 17 Dona Ana Total $ 3,857,968.35 $ 2,112,521.76 738 23 Counties Table 2 23
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Page 5 and 6: Contents Message from Secretary Noe
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Page 29 and 30: more energy dollars in our state th
Page 31 and 32: Solar Market Development Tax Credit
Page 33 and 34: New Mexico’s total installed wind
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Page 37 and 38: 463) to the statutes have been the
Page 39 and 40: CERB program is jointly administere
Page 41 and 42: In 2004, ECMD facilitated the insta
Page 43 and 44: AMERICAN RECOVERY AND REINVESTMENT
Page 45 and 46: Table 2. ARRA Energy Efficiency and
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Page 51 and 52: CARBON DIOXIDE EMISSIONS: Carbon di
Page 53 and 54: NEW MEXICO STATE FORESTRY Forestry
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Page 59 and 60: drafting land management plans, pro
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Page 69 and 70: ANNUAL REPORT 2010 Photo by: Carmen
Page 71 and 72: Mining and Minerals Division ANNUAL
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webpage continuosly improved based
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(CCBs) inter-layered with previousl
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create a public hazard due to possi
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New Mexico remains a leading United
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Due to the closure of the McKinley
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Copper employment decreased 58.7 pe
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Uranium recovery in New Mexico ceas
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copper mining in 2009, gold and sil
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Potash demand and prices fell at th
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Copar Pumice Company ceased pumice
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Aggregates are a high volume/low un
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Oil Conservation Division A Message
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OCD works with representatives from
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The division implemented Agreed Com
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Data and Statistics OVERVIEW: As of
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FY 2010 State General Fund Revenue
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State 36% State 17% Private 17% 200
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State Parks Division A Message from
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More New Mexico communities sought
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and combat the growing disconnect b
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instructor-led and on-line courses.
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