The bill would provide $300,000 for horse care and herd management on tribal land in Cibola County during fiscal years 2027 through 2029.
The bill would set aside $300,000 for horse care and management on tribal land in Cibola County, through the Northwest New Mexico Council of Governments.
The council could make a herd plan, use fertility control vaccines for mares, and humanely relocate up to 60 excess free-roaming horses. It could also hold veterinary clinics for domestic horses.
Any unspent money remaining at the end of fiscal year 2029 would return to the state's general fund.
The state would provide $300,000 for horse care and management in the covered area. The funding would cover free-roaming and domestic horses on tribal land in Cibola County. The money would go through the Department of Finance and Administration to the Northwest New Mexico Council of Governments. The money would be available to spend in fiscal years 2027 through 2029.
The council could use the money for herd planning, fertility control, humane relocation, and veterinary clinics. These activities would cover free-roaming and domestic horses on tribal land in Cibola County. The relocation would cover up to 60 excess free-roaming horses. Clinics could treat domestic horses, including through gelding and vaccinations. These activities would be funded during fiscal years 2027 through 2029.
Any unspent money would return to the general fund. This applies to any unspent balance of the $300,000 appropriation. The balance would revert at the end of fiscal year 2029.
No hearings or votes scheduled.