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Rio Rancho Observer

Location

Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Apr 01, 2012

Page

7

Rio Rancho Mayor Seeks Public Input On City Budget

Rio Rancho mayor urges residents to share budget priorities as the city prepares a balanced plan. He cites safety investments, fire stations, new police vehicles, and low crime, while stressing the need for specifics on funding changes and how to pay for them. Residents can attend meetings or contact the mayor with suggestions.

Rio Rancho FBI Parks and Recreation Rio-Rancho Tom Swisstack

New Mexico rated poorly in corruption study amid reforms talk

Data show New Mexico ranked near the bottom with a D minus for corruption across executive, legislative, and judicial branches. The study warns other states like Texas and Colorado fared worse in redistricting while New Jersey led with a B. It suggests reforms to improve transparency and integrity, noting ongoing costs to taxpayers for ethics groups and conferences.

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ExporTech training opens doors for New Mexico exporters

A private public partnership brings ExporTech training to Albuquerque to help New Mexico businesses export or expand export capacity. Three one day sessions over three months run April 24 June 5 and July 30 at New Mexico State University Albuquerque campus. Workshops host six to eight companies with expert coaches and final peer review. Cost is 1000 per company for all three sessions with three executives allowed per company.

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