SANTA FE, N.M. (KRQE) – A partnership between state prisons and a New Mexico college is giving inmates new opportunities. It’s an industry in need of workers. Now, 10 graduates are ready to answer. “We need trade workers here in New Mexico, and it’s high-paying jobs too,” said Byron Brown, Director of Re-Entry Division for the […]
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10 New Mexico inmates graduate from new electrical certificate program
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