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Rio Rancho Observer

Location

Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Apr 29, 1998

Page

6

Intel plant drives local hiring and education gains in Sandoval County

The Sandoval County Commission toured Intel Rio Rancho as part of the $8 billion bond package approved in 1995. Intel increased local hires to 67 percent of new staff totaling 1093 New Mexicans with 290 from Sandoval County, paying over $35,000 on average and boosting local vendor purchases to about $160 million plus $137 million for silicon and construction. The company supported education with 1997 spending on computers and training and pledged $30 million for a new high school, while environmental safeguards and an air-emissions permit process continue to be addressed.

Intel Rio Rancho Sandoval County New Mexico Commission Intel’s Rio Rancho High School Intel ‘i City of Albuquerque Humphrey P.O Bernalillo

New Mexico Legislature Achieves Tax and Reform Wins

In the 1998 session the Legislature eliminated the gross receipts tax on prescription drugs effective Jan 1 1999 and included a personal income tax cut for very low income earners. It funded Rio Rancho projects and reduced road fund raids while expanding unemployment benefits and welfare reform under the New Mexico Works Act.

New Mexico Rio Rancho Interim Health and Welfare Reform Committee New Mexico Works Act Mountain View Middle School

Rio Rancho seeks public input on parks master plan

The Rio Rancho Department of Parks and Recreation and Design Workshop report progress on the master plan. Phase I inventory and analysis completed. Phase II focuses on maps planning objectives funding and public review. Meetings this week and next invite input at City Hall 3 to 5 p.m. or via 867-5357.

Rio Rancho Department of Parks and Recreation Design Workshop Parks and Recreation Parks and Recreation Office Friends of Rio Rancho Don Alberts City Hall South Meaghan Ellsworth

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