New Mexico governor’s office releases up to $3.75M in emergency response to flooding

New Mexico officials are releasing up to $3.75 million in emergency funds to help communities address and prevent damage from recent flooding.
Flooding across New Mexico prompted state officials Wednesday to release up to $3.75 million in emergency funds aimed at helping communities respond to and prevent damage.
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