SANTA FE, N.M. (KRQE) – New Mexico has found its first five locations for strategic economic development. The sites were selected through the Economic Development Department’s Site Readiness Program.
First, the largest site is a 2,500-acre plot west of Gallup, identified for energy and transportation. Then, a 300-acre site, just west of Las Cruces near White Sands Missile Range, is scouted for manufacturing and industry.
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They also selected another 177 acres near Santa Teresa for phase two of its rail park, located near the U.S.-Mexico Border. The fourth site is 35 acres in the Santa Ana Pueblo, with plans for general business expansion.
Finally, 40 acres in the Rio Rancho City Center for mixed-use and commercial development. These were the first five sites chosen out of 47 locations statewide. The next steps include a funding review and final approval for development by the EDD…