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Rep. Pearce visits Holloman Apr 8, 2004  - One of the ways Congressman Steve Pearce says he wants to show his appreciation for Holloman Air Force Base personnel is by improving access to medical care. As a member of the Transportation and Infrastructure Committee, Pearce said he wants to spend money on Fairgrounds Road so people on base c... More

House Measure Includes Millions for N.M. Work Apr 2, 2004  - Twenty-eight million dollars to reconstruct the Coors and Interstate 40 interchange in Albuquerque. Another $10 million to expand a highway running from Carlsbad to Texas. A million to develop a transportation plan near the border. Those are just a few of the New Mexico projects contained in a ... More

House Measure Includes Millions for N.M. Work Apr 2, 2004  - Twenty-eight million dollars to reconstruct the Coors and Interstate 40 interchange in Albuquerque. Another $10 million to expand a highway running from Carlsbad to Texas. A million to develop a transportation plan near the border. Those are just a few of the New Mexico projects contained in a ma... More

Pearce Votes to Fund New Mexico's Transportation Priorities Mar 24, 2004  - The House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee today unanimously passed the Transportation Equity Act: A Legacy for Users (TEA-LU). Representative Steve Pearce (R-NM), a committee member and original cosponsor of the Act, today said this legislation is "profoundly important" to economic devel... More

Panel OKs $10 million for 62-180 Mar 24, 2004  - A local official said Wednesday that the state may have enough money to widen U.S. Highway 62-180 to four lanes if a $10 million appropriation passes the House. The House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee on Wednesday unanimously passed a $275 billion highway bill that includes fundin... More

Widening 62-180 in roads bill; federal government would pay 80 percent Feb 12, 2004  - The upgrade of U.S. Highway 62-180 from a two-lane to a four-lane highway from Carlsbad to the Texas state line is inching closer to reality. The U.S. Senate passed a major highway-funding bill Thursday night. If it is signed into law, New Mexico is expected to receive $2.2 billion to fund highw... More

Funding bill passes the Senate Jan 22, 2004  - Carlsbad is slated to receive $2 million for transportation projects and $1.5 million for a community health center as part of a Senate bill approved Thursday. About $13.2 million will be appropriated to southeastern New Mexico through the omnibus bill, if President Bush signs it. The House pass... More

Pearce Votes to Fund New Mexico's Priorities Dec 8, 2003  - Congressman Steve Pearce (R-NM) voted for a much anticipated spending plan for Fiscal Year 2004, which funds New Mexico's priorities and provides increased spending for various New Mexico-specific issues including transportation and agriculture initiatives. "It's vital for Congress to provide th... More

Pearce Announces Training Program Permanent Relocation to Artesia Oct 17, 2003  - Artesia will be the permanent location of a law enforcement training program for commercial airline pilots. Congressman Steve Pearce (R-NM) said Admiral James Loy, TSA Administrator, yesterday officially confirmed at a Hearing of the House Aviation Subcommittee, of which Pearce is a member, that the... More

Mesa Air Group to Continue Essential Air Service to Hobbs Sep 22, 2003  - Congressman Steve Pearce (R-NM) today announced Mesa Air Group will continue essential air service (EAS) to Hobbs. The U.S. Department of Transportation will award Mesa Air Group with a $560,318 grant to provide subsidized EAS for a two year period. After Mesa Air Group filed a 90-day notice to ... More

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