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  • New Mexico Small Business Information Meeting, February 18, 2016 »

    U.S. Senator Martin Heinrich hosted a small business information meeting at the Albuquerque Convention Center between New Mexico small business owners and the Department of Energy’s Supply Chain Management Center (SCMC) to expand economic opportunity across the state. Senator Heinrich was joined by National Nuclear Security Administrator Lt. Gen. Frank Klotz USAF (Ret.) and SCMC Director Scott Bissen. The information meeting featured small group workshop sessions and discussions with representatives from Sandia National Laboratories, Los Alamos National Laboratory, the Waste Isolation Pilot Plant, and the Small Business Administration.

    • Las Vegas Sportsmen Discuss Improving Access To Public Lands, February 19, 2016 »

      U.S. Senator Martin Heinrich, a member of the Congressional Sportsmen's Caucus, joined the local community and representatives of hunting, fishing, wildlife, and conservation organizations in Las Vegas, N.M. to discuss improving access to public lands, fully funding the Land and Water Conservation Fund (LWCF), and growing New Mexico's outdoor recreation economy. Senator Heinrich has championed legislation, the HUNT Act, to help identify areas like the Sabinoso Wilderness Area east of Las Vegas that are priorities for sportsmen and other recreational users and find solutions to help open these special outdoor places to the public.

      • San Felipe Pueblo, February 17, 2016 »

        U.S. Senator Martin Heinrich meets with San Felipe Pueblo Governor Michael T. Sandoval, tribal officials, and members from Zia Pueblo to discuss affordable housing, improving tribal education, and infrastructure projects.

        • Convening A Roundtable In Rio Arriba County To Address Heroin And Opioid Crisis, February 17, 2016 »

          U.S. Senator Martin Heinrich convenes a roundtable discussion with U.S. Health and Human Services Region Six Director Marjorie Petty and various local stakeholders, including the Rio Arriba Community Health Council, at the Delancey Street Foundation in Ohkay Owingeh to highlight ongoing efforts and ways to better address the heroin and prescription drug crisis in New Mexico. Senator Heinrich also toured the facility where residents have the opportunity to receive treatment and recovery services for addiction. The facility includes a library, woodshop, plants and glass room, and upholstery department.

          • Meeting with American Indian Higher Education Consortium in Washington, D.C., February 10, 2016 »

            U.S. Senator Martin Heinrich hears from students attending the Southwestern Indian Polytechnic University, Institute of American Indian Arts, and Navajo Technical University during his meeting with the American Indian Higher Education Consortium.

            • Islamic Center of New Mexico, January 18, 2016 »

              U.S. Senator Martin Heinrich participates in a roundtable discussion with Imam Shafi Abdul Aziz, members, and families from the Islamic community.
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