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New Mexico State Land Office
The Commissioner of Public Lands, as the elected chief executive of the State Land Office, manages approximately nine million acres of surface and 13
million acres of mineral estate throughout the State of New Mexico. State trust lands are working lands set aside by Congress to generate money in
support of key public institutions, such as schools, universities and hospitals. The Commissioner of Public Lands has a fiduciary responsibility to
administer state trust lands in a manner that fosters their health and productivity.
million acres of mineral estate throughout the State of New Mexico. State trust lands are working lands set aside by Congress to generate money in
support of key public institutions, such as schools, universities and hospitals. The Commissioner of Public Lands has a fiduciary responsibility to
administer state trust lands in a manner that fosters their health and productivity.
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Santa Fe, NM
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180 US Employees
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