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Mapping Taos’ Cultural Assets to Protect the Past and Guide the Future

Amid booming growth, a Taos County initiative charts a path toward sustainable development and community preservation.

Solution Winter Gear and Hot Meals Support Taos’ Most Vulnerable Residents
Local Champion:
Iglesia Casa De Oracion
Date funded:
August 28, 2025
Grant Amount:
$8,962
Solution Service Dog Supports Healing for Taos Community Members
Local Champion:
Community against Violence (CAV)
Date funded:
August 18, 2025
Grant Amount:
$6,496
Solution Historic Flume Repairs Secure Water Access for Questa Families
Local Champion:
Questa Citizens Ditch Association
Date funded:
August 15, 2025
Grant Amount:
$20,000
Solution Community Conversations Inform Wildfire and Watershed Health Strategies in Taos
Local Champion:
A Taos Local
Date funded:
August 14, 2025
Grant Amount:
$10,000
Solution New Wildland Gear Protects Questa’s Volunteer Firefighters
Local Champion:
Village Of Questa
Date funded:
August 12, 2025
Grant Amount:
$21,664
Solution Renovated Taos Rodeo Grounds Enhance Emergency Shelter and Community Space
Local Champion:
Taos County Sheriffs Posse
Date funded:
August 7, 2025
Grant Amount:
$9,832
Solution Wind Phone Establishes Sacred Space for Grief and Healing in Taos
Local Champion:
A Taos Local
Date funded:
August 7, 2025
Grant Amount:
$7,476
Solution 4WD Vehicle Empowers Youth in Critical Fire Prevention Work
Local Champion:
Rocky Mountain Youth Corps
Date funded:
August 6, 2025
Grant Amount:
$230,000
Solution Traffic Safety Equipment Protects Workers and Drivers in Questa
Local Champion:
Village Of Questa
Date funded:
July 29, 2025
Grant Amount:
$11,250

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