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Annual State of The Region
Econometrics 2009

Want to find out more about New Mexico? REDI has prepared econometric data available to the public.
Download the powerpoint documents by clicking on the titles:

- State of the Region overview -

- State of the Region Report card -

 


 

 In August 2009, Northern New Mexico submitted five coordinated broadband applications to the Broadband Technology Opportunities Program (BTOP) and the Broadband Initiatives Program (BIP) under the American Reinvestment and Recovery Act of 2009. To learn more, download here.

 

 

 



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REDI 4 Strategic areas

REDI is one of
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’s Progress through Partnering initiatives, and is funded by increased gross receipts tax revenue from the change in Los Alamos National Laboratory’s contractor status. REDI’s geographic area includes Los Alamos, Rio Arriba, Santa Fe and Taos counties.

REDI, through a Regional Economic Development Plan, will identify and begin to implement concrete economic development projects that will improve the economy and quality of life in the four-county region over the next 25 years.

 

  

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REDI is a 25-year economic development plan

REDI Goals

  1. Diversify the economy
     
  2. Develop a high-quality workforce
     
  3. Increase the number of higher-paying jobs
     
  4. Retain and attract youth and families
     
  5. Make rural communities vibrant

Accomplishments: 6 months to date

1.Public Policy
LEDA Amended in 2009, allowing local governments to dedicate up to 10% of annual general fund expenditures on ED projects

2.  Private Sector Partnerships
LANL, in-kind sponsor of Technology Cluster Strategy ($20,000 value)
New Mexico Technology Council (Technology Cluster Strategy)
Kit Carson and Jemez Electric Cooperatives (Regional Broadband)

3.  Funding Leverage: $105K received, $81.5M pending from investment to date

$74 million in pending broadband applications
$7.5 million in pending DOL applications for Green Jobs
$50,000 obtained from USDA Rural Business Opportunity Grant for Value-Added Agriculture Cluster Study and Rural ED Services
$40,000 obtained from DFA to fund Rio Arriba County Broadband Assessment
$15,000 from local governments for regional broadband planning efforts (does not include individual studies)

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REDI has prepared econometric data available to the public.
Download the powerpoint documents by clicking on the titles:

- State of the Region overview -

- State of the Region Report card -

  

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