New Mexico 2025 1st Special Session

New Mexico House Bill HB1

Introduced
10/1/25  
Report Pass
10/1/25  
Engrossed
10/1/25  
Report Pass
10/1/25  
Enrolled
10/1/25  
Chaptered
10/3/25  
Passed
10/3/25  
Chaptered
10/3/25  

Caption

General Appropriations

Impact

The impact of HB1 on state laws primarily revolves around its appropriations for fiscal year 2026, which are designed to address both immediate financial needs and long-term goals in critical areas such as public health and education. The bill aims to sustain and enhance various state programs, with particular attention on nutritional assistance programs, healthcare services, and additional support for educational initiatives. Consequently, it reinforces the state’s commitment to addressing behavioral health necessities, which is a growing concern among legislators and advocates.

Summary

House Bill 1 (HB1) is a piece of legislation introduced in the New Mexico Legislature aimed at establishing general appropriations for the state during the first special session of the fifty-seventh legislature. The bill outlines various financial allocations totaling millions of dollars to support essential services including behavioral health programs, educational television and public radio, food assistance, and healthcare services. It emphasizes reallocating funds to enhance existing programs and support entities such as the Administrative Office of the Courts and the Regulation and Licensing Department.

Contention

One point of contention that emerged during discussions of HB1 relates to the scale and focus of appropriations. While proponents argue that increased funding is essential for maintaining and improving community services, critics raised concerns about the adequacy of oversight and accountability regarding how these funds will be utilized. Additionally, the allocation of significant funds for specific departments, such as the health care authority, has sparked debate regarding whether these investments effectively address the root causes of issues like food insecurity and lack of access to mental health services.

Companion Bills

No companion bills found.

Previously Filed As

NM HB2

General Appropriation Act Of 2025

NM HB141

General Appropriation Act Of 2025

NM SB442

General Appropriation Act Of 2025

NM SB397

New Mexico Next Generation Act

NM SB229

General Appropriation Act Of 2025

NM HB41

Public Project Fund Appropriations

NM SB29

Water Project Fund Appropriation

NM HB1

Feed Bill

NM SB2

Public Health & Safety Initiatives

NM HB404

Social Services Monetary Stipend Project

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MD HB390

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MD HB350

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MD SB319

Budget Bill (Fiscal Year 2026)

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