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Sep 12, 2026
Oct 12, 2026
Requesting proposals from qualified offerors for the purpose of providing a multi route commodity flow study of hazardous substances through specific roadways for local preparedness program.
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City
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Santa Fe
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Santa Fe
Address
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13 Bataan Blvd
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(505) 476-9600
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87508
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Board meetings and strategic plans from New Mexico Department of Homeland Security and Emergency Management
The commission discussed reports from standing committees including the Hazardous Materials Safety Board, Policy/Legislature/Bylaws, LEPC, and the Finance Committee, which was removed as a sub-committee. Key agenda items included oversight planning for the Hazardous Materials Emergency Response Plan, policy changes for Tier II fees, resource briefings for rail-related hazardous material incidents, and the creation of an At-Risk Facility Working Group. Updates were provided on HMEP grant activities and sub-grantees. The meeting also featured presentations on WIPP Transit Route training, hazardous materials storage and waste disposal challenges at universities, and advocacy initiatives regarding emergency preparedness. Public comments addressed local preparedness and medication protocols.
The commission discussed various operational items, including the storage and accessibility of Tier 2 data, the status and future needs of commodity flow studies for state corridors, and efforts to clarify statutory responsibility for the Hazardous Materials Emergency Response Plan. The committee reviewed the development of Regional Emergency Planning Committees and explored HMEP funding allocation challenges. Additionally, the commission planned for a future LEPC track at the NMAEMP Symposium, approved the appointment of new members to the Santa Fe County LEPC, and agreed to transition to quarterly meeting frequency.
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The council discussed proposed changes to NMAC 10.25.10, specifically regarding the Firefighter Task book and its function in relation to IFSAC certifications. Discussions also covered financial policies regarding the use of fire funds for EMS equipment and clarifying basic maintenance definitions. Updates were provided on the construction of the new fire academy in Santa Fe, the IFSAC accreditation renewal for the academy, and upcoming grant application timelines. Additionally, reports were shared on fire department funding for the next fiscal year and legislative matters concerning occupational cancer in the fire service.
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