New Mexico lawmakers urged to cut red tape for flood recovery
Rep. Harlan Vincent calls for bipartisan action to expedite flood recovery efforts.
The Brief
- Rep. Harlan Vincent urges lawmakers to prioritize flood recovery over politics.
- He emphasizes the need to support local businesses and contractors during recovery.
- Vincent highlights the importance of unity among New Mexicans during crisis.
Rep. Harlan Vincent, representing District 56 in the New Mexico House of Representatives, has called on state lawmakers to cut through bureaucratic delays and expedite flood recovery efforts.
Vincent, a Republican from Ruidoso, stated that lawmakers who have been impacted by recent floods are not alone and should focus on rebuilding their communities.
He urged legislators to support local contractors and businesses, ensuring that recovery efforts benefit New Mexicans directly.
Vincent emphasized the importance of unity, stating that while floodwaters may divide communities, they cannot divide the people of New Mexico.
The message was framed as a call to action, urging lawmakers to lead with compassion and determination during the recovery process.
Vincent concluded by expressing hope for the affected families and the state of New Mexico.
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