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Rio Rancho Observer

Location

Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Apr 26, 2015

Page

12

Censure debate over Wilkins sparks public clash in Rio Rancho

During a Rio Rancho city council censure vote, critics branded the measure as political theater while supporters said Wilkins misled officials about a state attorney general probe into his conduct. Witnesses disputed the details, with calls for transparency and accountability amid ongoing inquiries.

Greg Stover Attorney General's Office Stover Hector Balderas Balderas Wilkins Smith Rio Rancho Richard Dooley Dooley Scott Everett State Attorney General’s Office

Rio Rancho weighs impact fee updates amid lawsuits and study calls

Dawnn Robinson led a committee examining impact fees charged to developers to fund infrastructure. The group urged a consultant study to update 1994 data, budgeting 25,000 to 30,000 for a two to three month analysis while officials warn against changing fees without a proper study. The city faces a Curb North Inc. lawsuit over a 2012 moratorium that cut residential and commercial fees, with damages yet to be set.

Dawnn Robinson Ross Citizen Committee Greg Campbell Eric Springer Springer 5 Investments Development Company Rio Rancho Curb North Inc Curb North Greve Hull Impact Fee Committee Robinson Albuquerque Cheryl Everett Everett Cary

Earth Day energy reuse push at Puesta del Sol and four NM schools

At Puesta del Sol Elementary Earth Day events, volunteers discuss solar energy with students as Waste Management and Keep America Beautiful award grants to Colinas del Norte Rio Rancho Martin Luther King Jr and Puesta del Sol elementaries. The program funds stainless steel utensils and tubs to reintroduce reusable ware, with training and monitores, phasing out disposable cutlery over time.

Helene Bauchamp New Mexico Solar Energy Association Puesta del Sol Isha Cogborn Waste Management Four Corners Michael Olivares Bryan Garcia Elena Kayak Mark Willis Sodexo America Beautiful Colinas del Norte Rio Rancho Martin Luther King Jr Rio Rancho Public Schools New Mexico Environment Department ARPS Ekayakarrps.net

Galloping Grace Youth Ranch Helps RRPS Cut Landfill Waste

In 2014 RRPS diverted over 12.5 tons of food from the local landfill with Galloping Grace Youth Ranch and PdS sending two representatives. GGYR collects scraps free of charge, feeding animals at the Rio Rancho ranch, while on site composting expands at PdS and PPPS schools plan to replicate. Principal Bryan Garcia and State Senator John Sapien praise the holistic impact on recycling and education.

Galloping Grace Youth Ranch Pds GGYR Rio Rancho RRPS Bryan Garcia Puesta del Sol

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