Michelle Lujan Grisham, Governor of New Mexico | governor.state.nm
Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham highlighted recent achievements and ongoing initiatives in New Mexico through a series of posts on her official Twitter account. The governor recognized an educator’s accomplishment, called for women to join state law enforcement, and announced a significant economic development for Albuquerque.
On October 5, 2025, Governor Lujan Grisham congratulated a local teacher: "Congratulations to Nancy Orta of East Picacho Elementary in Las Cruces, the 2026 New Mexico Teacher of the Year. For 25 years, she has inspired students with creativity, care and dedication. On World Teachers’ Day, I’m grateful for educators like her who ensure every child feels https://t.co/6mJcRFWlcD".
Later that day, she addressed recruitment efforts by the New Mexico State Police: "I am looking for strong, dedicated women to serve and protect New Mexico! The New Mexico State Police is actively recruiting women to join our ranks. We need diverse perspectives, bold leaders, and committed professionals who are ready to make a real difference in their https://t.co/y1XKWkI7Of".
On October 6, 2025, Governor Lujan Grisham announced a major investment decision favoring Albuquerque: "Pacific Fusion chose Albuquerque over Silicon Valley for its $1 billion nuclear fusion research and manufacturing campus at Mesa del Sol. After months of competition with Livermore and Alameda, California, the Land of Enchantment came out on top. This cutting edge research and https://t.co/1HqFfgemZz".
The recognition of Nancy Orta comes as part of World Teachers’ Day celebrations honoring educators’ contributions across the globe. Recruitment efforts by state police reflect broader national trends aiming to increase gender diversity within law enforcement agencies. Pacific Fusion’s selection of Albuquerque is expected to boost the region's economy while strengthening its position as a hub for advanced scientific research.
