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Dossier · Organization
New Mexico Interstate Stream Commission
The state body responsible for New Mexico's interstate water compacts, whose chair and director were addressed in Rep. Stansbury's August 2026 letter asking for an accounting of the project's water.
At a glance
- Kind
- Government agency
- Jurisdiction
- State of New Mexico
- Key people
- Hannah Riseley-White · Mark Sanchez
- Verification
- primary-source — Read off the primary document itself
- In the record
- 1 sources · 2 connections · 1 dated entries
- Record id
- PJO138
Key facts
- Responsible for New Mexico's interstate water compacts, including the Rio Grande Compact and the obligations set by the 2026 consent decree.
- 2026-08-24Rep. Melanie Stansbury's August 24, 2026 letter to chair Mark Sanchez and director Hannah Riseley-White, among others, asked for a 'clear public accounting' of the project's water sources, rights and permits by August 28.[1]
- No response from the Commission has surfaced publicly.
The record
The state body responsible for New Mexico's interstate water compacts, including the Rio Grande Compact and the obligations set by the 2026 consent decree. Chair Mark Sanchez and Director Hannah Riseley-White were both addressed in Rep. Stansbury's August 2026 letter; no response from the Commission has surfaced publicly.
Relationships · 2
In the timeline · 1
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Sources · 1
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