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Rio Rancho Observer

Location

Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Apr 22, 2015

Page

4

Mayors rally backing special session boosts Rio Rancho projects

Rio Rancho Mayor Gregg Hull helped mobilize about 50 NM mayors to urge Gov. Susana Martinez and lawmakers to call a special session for a capital outlay bill. The plan would fund state projects including $4 million for Rio Rancho and Sandoval County, such as water well work, Unser Boulevard widening, and school security upgrades.

Rio Rancho Gregg Hull New Mexico Hull Richard Berry Albuquerque Jack Torres Bernalillo Scott Kominiak Corrales Susana Martinez House Senate Sandoval County Unser Boulevard Cherry Road Paseo del Volcan Michael Sanchez Belen New Mexico Municipal League Garcia

Debbi Moore Named Chair of CNM Governing Board

Rio Rancho Regional Chamber of Commerce President Debbi Moore was elected chair of the Central New Mexico Community College Governing Board. The board oversees policy and a $233 million budget for the coming year. Moore has led the chamber since 2002 and represents District 3 since 2009.

Rio Rancho Regional Chamber of Commerce Debbi Moore Central New Mexico Community College Moore Rio Rancho Chamber District 3

Submission Guidelines for Rio Rancho Observer Letters

The Rio Rancho Observer invites Guest Opinions and Letters to the Editor with word limits of 500 for guest pieces and 300 for letters. Submissions must include author name city and a verifiable contact number. Anonymous entries are not considered.

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City council panned for infighting and ethics concerns

Rio Rancho residents criticize council members for petty disputes over issues such as water rate increases. The letter questions whether votes reflect citizen interest or personal agendas, urging ethical restraint and possible replacement if egos cannot be curbed. The writer emphasizes that governance serves We the People, not individual egos.

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Record Straight on Sandoval Co Rio Rancho Relations

District 3 Commissioner Don Chapman faced scrutiny after a Feb 16 discussion about joint meetings with Rio Rancho. The commissioner defends cooperation across Sandoval communities, cites $300,000 for Westside Boulevard, and notes dispatch, recycling, and hospital funding efforts benefiting Rio Rancho residents.

Sandoval City of Rio Rancho Commission District 3 Don Chapman City of Rio Rancho County Commission Westside Unser Boulevard Golf Course Road Rust Presbyterian Medical Center Sandoval County

Public Education Department Gains Control of New Mexico Districts

Opinion argues PED can dissolve any local district leadership with no appeal, eroding local control. Author compares funding and oversight to a worm on a hook, suggesting 89 districts are effectively owned by state and federal authorities. References include New Mexico, Las Cruces, Washington, and Santa Fe.

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