New Mexico Statutes Chapter 9. Executive Department § 9-15-61. Definitions

Current as of January 01, 2024 | Updated by Findlaw Staff

As used in the Military Base Planning and Impact Act:

A. “commission” means the military base planning commission;

B. “defense community” means a political subdivision, including a municipality, county or special district, that encompasses a portion of or is within a service area of a United States military base or defense facility;

C. “defense worker” means:

(1) an employee of the United States department of defense, including armed forces personnel and civilian workers;

(2) an employee of a government agency or private business or organization providing a United States department-of-defense-related function who is employed at a military facility;

(3) an employee of a business that directly provides services or products to the United States department of defense and whose job is directly dependent on defense expenditures; or

(4) an employee of the United States department of energy or an employee or a contractor for the United States department of energy working at a defense or United States department of energy facility in support of a department-of-defense-related project;

D. “defense worker job” means a permanent position authorized by the United States department of defense or a position held or occupied by one or more defense workers for more than twelve months;

E. “department” means the economic development department;

F. “fund” means the military base impact fund;

G. “military facility” includes military bases and research and training facilities owned or operated or under contract by the United States department of defense; and

H. “military office” means the office of military base planning and support.

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