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About the Data Center is a program page from the New Mexico Economic Development Department (EDD) that describes the New Mexico State Data Center (SDC) Program, which distributes U.S. Census Bureau data products to affiliate organizations statewide. The program is designated by statute and a memorandum of understanding with the Census Bureau to serve as New Mexico's official data dissemination partner.
The SDC provides census data, labor force statistics, and economic data through partnerships with state agencies and affiliate organizations. This is an informational and technical assistance program rather than a direct grant; entities seeking data resources should contact the New Mexico EDD or visit census. gov for access to state and local datasets.
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