Senior Centers
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This page collects the 4 public records POLISCOPE has tagged with “Senior Centers”. Coverage spans bills - each decoded into plain English and linked to its primary source. It most often overlaps with Aging, State Government, and Bonds.
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- 01Eastern New Mexico Universityorganization1 mentions
- 02New Mexico School for the Deaforganization1 mentions
- 03Northern New Mexico State Schoolorganization1 mentions
- 04New Mexico Military Instituteorganization1 mentions
- 05University of New Mexicoorganization1 mentions
- 06New Mexico Highlands Universityorganization1 mentions
- 07Public Education Departmentorganization1 mentions
- 08Western New Mexico Universityorganization1 mentions
- 09New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technologyorganization1 mentions
- 10Higher Education Departmentorganization1 mentions
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- Topic to billsNew York Establishes 10-Member Senior Center Council to Recommend Funding and Operational Improvements, New Mexico Authorizes $393 Million in General Obligation Bonds for Senior Centers, Libraries, and Higher Education Capital Projects Subject to Voter Approval
- Topic to orgsEastern New Mexico University, New Mexico School for the Deaf, Northern New Mexico State School (+7 more)
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- Jun 4, 2026State BillNew York Establishes 10-Member Senior Center Council to Recommend Funding and Operational Improvements
- Mar 10, 2026State BillNew Mexico Authorizes $393 Million in General Obligation Bonds for Senior Centers, Libraries, and Higher Education Capital Projects Subject to Voter Approval
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