Rio Rancho appoints Stephen Ruger as city clerk
Rio Rancho councilors unanimously chose Stephen Ruger, a seven year city financial services employee, to replace former City Clerk Roman Montoya. Ruger, selected from 33 applicants, will earn 64000 dollars annually with a 5 percent raise after becoming certified municipal clerk, likely within two years.
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City to file loan for 14 Rio Rancho police cars
Rio Rancho leaders approve a $293,240 loan request to the New Mexico Finance Authority to acquire six police vehicles outright and fund three annual debt payments for eight more. The finance authority faces a probe into a false audit, but officials say it has $30 to $36 million available for loans under $5 million.
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Lt Gov Sanchez hears concerns at Rio Rancho City Hall
Lt Gov John Sanchez met two hours with Rio Rancho residents at City Hall. Mayor Tom Swisstack said the visit showed the office’s willingness to support local infrastructure and economic growth. Mariposa residents voiced fears of a tax increase while others raised issues with Children, Youth and Families services for a troubled youth.
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