If enacted, New Mexico’s aging services department would use $200,000 to contract for frozen meals in communities with limited access to healthy food.
If enacted, the bill would set aside $200,000 for the department to contract for frozen food, including meals tailored to medical needs, in communities facing food insecurity.
If enacted, the bill would set aside money for the Aging and Long-Term Services Department to contract for frozen food. The contracts would serve communities with high food insecurity and limited access to healthy food, including people with medical conditions who need special meals. The $200,000 would come from the general fund. The money would be available for spending in fiscal year 2027. Any amount left at the end of that year would return to the general fund.
No hearings or votes scheduled.