New Mexico Higher Education GO Bond 3

New Mexico Higher Education GO Bond 3 GO Bond 3 will raise funds for upgrades for New Mexico public colleges, universities and specialty schools.

San Juan College received $520,000 through the 2018 state GO Bond, which was used to demolish the 30-year-old fire tower...
09/11/2026

San Juan College received $520,000 through the 2018 state GO Bond, which was used to demolish the 30-year-old fire tower and allow for future expansion of the fire-fighting program.

Funds were also used to repair the 34-year-old roof of the Information Technology Center, which houses classrooms and the College's computer server room.

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Juan College

The 2026 GO Bond would provide $15 million to Central New Mexico Community College for planning, design and construction...
09/11/2026

The 2026 GO Bond would provide $15 million to Central New Mexico Community College for planning, design and construction of its Center for Technical Innovation and Entrepreneurial Development, a transformational innovation hub designed to prepare New Mexicans for the careers, technologies and industries shaping the state's future.

The center would serve as a catalyst for workforce development, innovation, entrepreneurship and economic growth by bringing together education, industry, government and community partners to solve real-world challenges and create new opportunities for New Mexico.

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New Mexico Community College

In 2022, Santa Fe Community College completed the first phase of upgrades to its aging heating, ventilation, air conditi...
09/10/2026

In 2022, Santa Fe Community College completed the first phase of upgrades to its aging heating, ventilation, air conditioning and air handling systems.

The improvements, paid for with GO Bond funding, provide healthier, more comfortable and reliable learning environments for students preparing to contribute to New Mexico's workforce.

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Fe Community College

Luna Community College would use $2 million in 2026 GO Bond funding to plan, design and build improvements to its Allied...
09/10/2026

Luna Community College would use $2 million in 2026 GO Bond funding to plan, design and build improvements to its Allied Health Building.

The investment would support Luna's continued commitment to health care education, workforce development and student success in high-demand and high-skills careers in allied health and related fields.

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Community College

GO Bond funding approved by New Mexico voters in 2024 is supporting Phase 1 of Allied Health and Nursing renovations at ...
09/09/2026

GO Bond funding approved by New Mexico voters in 2024 is supporting Phase 1 of Allied Health and Nursing renovations at The University of New Mexico-Valencia Campus.

The renovations and upgrades include a new lecture hall and classroom with simulated laboratories and hospital beds for clinical instruction.

The new space will help ensure students pursuing high-demand careers have the education, tools and resources they need to be successful.

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Valencia

New Mexico State University would use $55 million in 2026 GO Bond funding to create a Multi-Disciplinary Academic Buildi...
09/09/2026

New Mexico State University would use $55 million in 2026 GO Bond funding to create a Multi-Disciplinary Academic Building, strengthening the university's capacity for interdisciplinary teaching and learning.

Planned for the corner of Williams Avenue and Stewart Street in the heart of the Las Cruces campus, the 100,000-square-foot building would add Technology-Enabled Active Learning (TEAL) classrooms and collaboration zones supporting student success, enrollment growth and faculty collaboration.

The project would also expand workforce development and community partnership opportunities and deliver long-term educational and economic benefits to Las Cruces and southern New Mexico.

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Mexico State University

Clovis Community College (CCC) has previously used GO Bond funds to repair parking lots and roofs, add security measures...
09/08/2026

Clovis Community College (CCC) has previously used GO Bond funds to repair parking lots and roofs, add security measures to entry and fire systems, renovate instructional spaces and update drainage systems around campus.

These funds are vital in allowing CCC to improve functionality and safety as well as extend the lifespan of its campus infrastructure.

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Community College

New Mexico State University-Alamogordo would use $1 million in 2026 GO Bond 3 funding to install electronic key access t...
09/08/2026

New Mexico State University-Alamogordo would use $1 million in 2026 GO Bond 3 funding to install electronic key access throughout the campus.

The upgrade would enhance safety and security for students, faculty and staff at NMSU-Alamogordo.

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Alamogordo

Thanks to the 2020 General Obligation Bond, The University of New Mexico-Gallup has nearly completed Phase I of its Gurl...
09/04/2026

Thanks to the 2020 General Obligation Bond, The University of New Mexico-Gallup has nearly completed Phase I of its Gurley Hall renovation, focused on the Career and Technical Education wing.

The northeastern part of the building has been renovated to create a new welcoming entrance for welding and automotive technology students. The welding workshop has been outfitted with new equipment and welding stations, including enhanced ventilation, lighting and electrical capacity.

Renovations of the automotive workshop are ongoing, including the shop area, the classroom and the Career and Technical Education restrooms.

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Gallup

The 2026 GO Bond would allocate $2.5 million to renovate Pueblo Hall at The University of New Mexico-Taos.The renovation...
09/04/2026

The 2026 GO Bond would allocate $2.5 million to renovate Pueblo Hall at The University of New Mexico-Taos.

The renovation would extend the building's useful life as a primary instructional and workforce training facility on the Taos campus.

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