New Mexico § 67-3-21 - Investigations and experiments; reports; cooperation of state educational institutions; costs; publications
Full text of New Mexico New Mexico Statutes Annotated § 67-3-21 — Investigations and experiments; reports; cooperation of state educational institutions; costs; publications, with citation guidance and answers to common questions.
§ 67-3-21. Investigations and experiments; reports; cooperation of state educational institutions; costs; publications
The commission shall conduct such investigations and experiments as in its judgment
may tend to the benefit of highway construction in the state, and make reports thereof
to the governor, and may cooperate with state or national organizations in experiments
and work for the advancement of highway construction. It shall cause investigations and tests of road materials to be made within the
various counties of the state until a sufficient knowledge is obtained of the location
and availability of all materials suitable for road building, and in such investigations
and tests may call upon and utilize any of the officers, employees, equipment or resources
of any of the state educational institutions. Provided, however, that the actual cost of such tests or investigations made by
any institution shall be borne by the state and paid from the state road fund. The commission may issue and circulate such bulletins, pamphlets and literature
as it may deem necessary.
Source: official New Mexico text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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