A bipartisan group of state lawmakers has launched an investigation at a sprawling property spanning thousands of acres in New Mexico.
The commission announced the initiative following requests from multiple jurisdictions to examine records and materials at the location south of Santa Fe. The effort involves coordination between state and local officials.
The property encompasses approximately 7,600 acres, making it one of the largest sites under review by the bipartisan panel. Investigators have begun cataloging materials and conducting preliminary assessments at the location.
The commission did not immediately release details about specific findings or the timeline for completing the investigation. Officials indicated that the process would require several weeks to conduct thoroughly.
State lawmakers said additional findings would be released pending completion of initial phases. The bipartisan nature of the commission reflects efforts to maintain impartiality throughout the process.
Federal authorities have been notified of the investigation, though their involvement remains limited at this stage. Further updates are expected as the review progresses.
