NEW MEXICO (KRQE) – Economic Development New Mexico is distributing $4 million in Capital Outlay funding to community projects across the state.
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The largest award, $3 million, goes to Albuquerque’s Central Crossing, which will connect downtown, east downtown and the future Rail Trail. Clayton receives $500,000, Belén $410,000, and Nob Hill $100,000 to design a renovation of Triangle Park.
“Investing in the heart of a community can have an impact far beyond the project itself,” said Economic Development New Mexico Secretary Rob Black. “Better streets, public spaces and connections bring people downtown, strengthen local businesses and help generate new economic activity.”…