New Mexico Administrative Code
Title 1 - GENERAL GOVERNMENT ADMINISTRATION
Chapter 5 - PUBLIC PROPERTY PROCUREMENT AND MANAGEMENT
Part 24 - CONDUCT ON AND USE OF STATE PROPERTY
Section 1.5.24.9 - SOLICITING, VENDING AND DEBT COLLECTION

(1) All persons entering in or on state property are prohibited from soliciting or requesting or receiving political donations.

(2) No solicitation materials may be posted except on designated bulletin boards.

(3) With the exception of bulletin boards designated for posting solicitation materials, no state materials, supplies, services or equipment may be used for solicitation purposes other than activities authorized by an agency of the state for state-connected business or state-sponsored charitable purposes.

(4) Any and all violations observed shall be reported immediately to the PCD.

(1) Charitable purposes.

(2) Organized employee participation in sports activities representing their state agency or a charitable organization including departmental or charity ball teams.

(3) Activities conducted at the direction of the head of a state agency.

(4) Sale of small craft items during breaks and lunch in employee lounges and break areas by employees of the state.

(5) State employees may post handbills, leaflets, circulars, advertising or other printed materials on specifically designated bulletin boards regarding the offering or sale of personal items such as free kittens or bikes for sale, or personal announcements such as wedding announcements or ride share requests. This does not apply to announcements relating to a personal business.

(6) Employee recognition events conducted by a state agency such a national secretaries week luncheons which are approved by the supervisor of the employees affected.

(7) Labor union activities if permitted by the agreement between the union and state of New Mexico.

(8) No vending machines may be permitted except as permitted by the New Mexico commission for the blind as per Chapter 80 of Laws of 1957 (Horace De Vargas Act).