2005 Renter's Guide
(Separate Website)
A Handbook for Tenants & Landlords - 2005 Revised Edition
By: New Mexico Legal Aid
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By: New Mexico Legal Aid
Energy & Environment - FTC Web Site
(Separate Website)
This web site contains information about (1) recycling, (2) energy-efficient appliances, practices, and products (such as insulation and weather stripping), (3) ways to save electricity, (4) consumer information about gasoline and cars that use alternative fuels, and (5) information about deregulation of the electric power markets.
By: Federal Trade Commission
Utility Shutoff and Your Rights
If your gas, electricity, or water service is shut off, or if you are being threatened with a shutoff, you should call the utility company immediately to find out the reason for the shutoff. The utility company cannot shut off service and charge you for bills owed by your landlord or for bills owed by tenants who used to live at your address. The utility company cannot shut off service because you are behind in your rent, even though your Landlord may want the utility company to do so.
By: Law Access New Mexico
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