Taos County launches Cultural Treasures mapping to guide development
Taos County officials have begun a Cultural Treasures cultural and outdoor asset mapping project, funded through an Economic Development Administration cohort, to document physical sites and community stories that officials say will inform future economic development and land-use decisions.
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Taos County is beginning a cultural and outdoor asset mapping project intended to help align future growth with local heritage and community values, county officials said. Jessica Stern, Taos County economic development director, said the project will collect information on physical places, histories, languages and people that county leaders can use when planning development.
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