HPD's programs form economic partnerships with homeowners, entrepreneurs and community development organizations.
HPD's programs promote partnerships statewide.
Tax Credits and grants form economic partnerships with homeowners, entrepreneurs and community development organizations.
Archaeological Permits, the State and National Registers, and the Archaeological Records Management Section work because of alliances with community researchers, consultants, engineering firms, universities and others conducting surveys of archaeological resources or architecture that contribute to New Mexico's cultural heritage.
Section 106 and project reviews help ensure the laws of the nation and New Mexico that protect cultural resources continue to provide guidance in preserving our physical and cultural heritage.
Collaboration with communities via the Certified Local Government program ensures the strongest type of protection – community preservation.
Outreach programs, such as
