2016 Capital Projects Bond Act voter questions outlined
The text describes bonds under the 2016 Capital Projects General Obligation Bond Act to fund statewide public safety communications upgrades and the Las Cruces National Guard readiness center, with ballot language seeking voter approval for bonds totaling up to 15.44 million for senior citizen facilities and 10.167 million for library and related capital expenditures, all subject to property tax provisions and state canvassing certification.
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Department of Military Affairs
Las Cruces national @yard
Dona Ana
State bond questions seek funds for education and public safety
Voters will decide on the 2016 Capital Projects General Obligation Bond Act proposals. One asks to issue up to 142.356 million for higher education special and tribal schools capital improvements and acquisitions with a property tax. another seeks up to 918.196 million for state police public safety facilities and related acquisitions, with tax support.
2016 Capital Projects General Obligation Bond Act text
The document outlines monitoring and reversion of unexpended bond funds to the debt service fund. It states that any invalid parts do not affect remaining applications. It declares an emergency need for immediate effect. Published in the Quay County Sun on Oct 12, 2016. Legal 52109.
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Secretary of State
New Mexico
Sible
Quay County Sun
New Mexico proposes bail reform amendment on danger and flight risk
The 2016 measure seeks to amend Article 2 Section 13 to allow courts to deny bail for felony defendants when safety requires it while preserving pretrial release for non dangerous, non flight risks. It directs expedited court rulings on bond relief and calls for citizen approval at the next general election.
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Htem
New Mexico
Thei
Becks mark 60 years of marriage in Las Vegas celebration
Paul and Diana Beck of Tucumcari celebrated their 60 year wedding anniversary on October 13 in Las Vegas Nevada. They wed October 13 1956 in Albuquerque New Mexico. The couple has three children and three grandchildren. He is a retired truck driver and now drives activities buses for Tucumcari Public Schools. She is a retired registered nurse and owns Desert Rose Center in Tucumcari.
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Diana Beck
Tucumcari
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Albuquerque
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Desert Rose Center
Tucumeari
Oasis Center Adds Soundproof Wall to Safe House
Oasis Children's Advocacy Center renovated its safe house at 1523 W 13th St to install a soundproof wall dividing lobby from interview room. The grant funded wall aims to protect staff and equipment and improve recording with DVDs used as evidence. The center serves five counties and has conducted 132 interviews this year.
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Oasis Children’s Advocacy Center
W. 13Th St
Cheryl Little
Laura Lucero
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Lucero
Oasis
Hancock Foundation
Albuquerque
Curry
Roosevelt
Quay
de Baca
Harding
Lea
Eddy
Johnny Gomez Jr
Oasis Children's Advocacy Center
Safehouse
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