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Governor Lujan Grisham Signs 60 Bills Into Law

Government and Politics

April 7, 2025

From: New Mexico Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham

SANTA FE — Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham on April 7th, signed 60 bills into law, addressing a wide range of priorities including healthcare access, public safety, economic development, elections and education.

Legislation Lujan Grisham signed on April 7th, will:

- Strengthen public safety through measures like the Turquoise Alert System (SB 41) and enhance DNA collection for certain offenders (HB 340).

- Support economic development through the Strategic Economic Development Site Readiness program (SB 169)

- Expand educational opportunities with the Community School Fund & Framework (SB 387), Public Education Reform Fund Uses (SB 201), and Broadband for Education (SB 401).

- Enhance healthcare access by ensuring coverage for diabetic foot ulcer equipment (HB 233) and improving pharmacy reimbursement plans (HB 174).

- Protect natural resources under the Wildfire Prepared Act (SB 33).

Other notable bills include legislation allowing non-major party voters to participate in primary elections (SB 16), increasing transparency in healthcare transactions (HB 586), and improving emergency response capabilities for search and rescue operations (SB 353).

A complete list of bills signed by the governor is below:

HB 041  Public Project Fund Appropriations 
HB 071  Early Childhood Ed & Care Fund Transfers 
HB 099  Nonrepairable Vehicle Certificates 
HB 101  Firearm At Polling Place for Law Enforcement 
HB 102  Violent Felonies for Meritorious Deduction 
HB 131  Caregiver Background Checks 
HB 159  Energy Project Siting & Military Bases 
HB 167  Higher Ed. Payment for Certain Tests 
HB 174  Pharmacy Reimbursement for Certain Plans 
HB 192  Digital Trunked Radio System Subscriber Fees 
HB 206  NMFA Water Project Fund Projects 
HB 233  Diabetic Foot Ulcer Equipment Coverage 
HB 244  Magistrate Judge Minimum Age 
HB 251  Ed. Retirement Beneficiary Changes 
HB 281  Hair Braiding Licensure 
HB 298  Local Government Official Changes 
HB 323  Engineer Licensure 
HB 340  DNA Of Certain Offenders in Codis 
HB 357  Mi Via Waiver Program Provider Gross Receipts 
HB 361  EMNRD Conversion of Certain Wells 
HB 402  Health Insurance Provider Info Loading 
HB 431  Appointment Of Watershed Boards 
HB 439  Public Safety Telecommunicator CPR Training 
HB 458  Carbon Dioxide Storage Stewardship Act 
HB 553  Timber Grading Act 
HB 586  Review Of Certain Healthcare Transactions 
HB 618  Clarify DoIT Role on Agency Projects 
SB 007  Storm Water Service as Municipal Utility 
SB 008  Veterinary Medical Loan Repayment Program 
SB 016  Non-Major Party Voters in Primary Elections 
SB 033  Wildfire Prepared Act 
SB 037  Strategic Water Reserve Fund 
SB 039  Add Classes to Prior Authorization Drugs 
SB 041  Turquoise Alert System 
SB 053  Prescribing Psychologist Psychotropics 
SB 057  Medical Provider Patient IPRA Info 
SB 066  Criminal Offender Employment Exemptions 
SB 072  Nonprofit Condo Assoc. Remote Business 
SB 083  Innovation in State Government Fund 
SB 100  Indebtedness Limit of Arroyo Flood Control 
SB 101  Increase Certain Livestock Fees 
SB 113  Board & Commission Sunset Dates 
SB 115  Public Project Revolving Fund Projects 
SB 127  Movie Exemption from Barber & Cosmetic Act 
SB 155  Determination of Embezzlement Penalty 
SB 169  Strategic Economic Development Site Readiness 
SB 170  NMFA Definitions, Funds & Rates 
SB 201  Public Ed. Reform Fund Uses 
SB 219  Medical Psilocybin Act 
SB 236  Look Twice for Motorcycle License Plate 
SB 252  Social Work Telehealth Services 
SB 274  Board of Finance Approval for Land Sales 
SB 353  Search & Rescue Emergency Responses 
SB 364  Law Enforcement Qualifications 
SB 375  Probation & Parole Changes 
SB 376  State Employee Health Benefit Contributions 
SB 387  Community School Fund & Framework 
SB 401  Broadband for Education 
SB 481  State Fairgrounds District Act 
SB 535  Public Peace, Health, Safety & Welfare State Fees & Funds