First Offenders Program Court Re-educates DWI Offenders
In Rio Rancho Municipal Court Judge Alonzo Padilla describes DWI as a recurring issue, with first offenders making up most arrests. The court runs a first offender program requiring 16 hours over eight weeks to replace license revocation and reduce recidivism. Those completing the program show no repeat offenses, while nonparticipants face contempt or further jail time. A pre sentence screening by counselor Ellen Novak helps gauge alcohol problems and directs sentencing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanette Kirby Miller
Rio Rancho Municipal Court
Alonzo J. Padilla
Padilla
Eilesa Campbell
Campbell
Ellen Novak
Visions A Complete Guide to TV Listings in Bernalillo
A guide detailing television listings for Bernalillo Corrales Paradise Hills and Rio Rancho. Includes schedule patterns channel picks and viewing options for residents planning daily viewing across local stations and networks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernalillo
Corrales
Paradise Hills
Rio Rancho
Corrales backs flood authority formation plan
Corrales Village Council approved a resolution supporting a Southern Sundoval County Flood Central Authority. The move involves Rio Rancho AMREP Southwest Sandoval County Commission and the Sandoval County Flood Control Authority. The panel would bypass municipal limits on funds staffing and planning to implement flood projects under AMAFCA guidelines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay Levine
Corrales
Sundoyal County
Food Control Authority
Farmer
Flood Control Authority
Albuquerque
Arroyo Flood Control Authority
Amafca
Sandoval County
Placitas
Bernalillo
Rio Rancho
Linda Jeffers
New Mexico Municipal League
Jeffers
Laura Warren
Judge frees ex-DPS officer after grand jury notice flaw
District Court Judge Kenneth Brown dismissed a 44 count indictment against former Rio Rancho Department of Public Safety lieutenant Robert Schlachter after a failure to properly notify him of the grand jury hearings. Schlachter, 38, faced seven counts of criminal sexual penetration and seven counts of criminal sexual contact involving a 12-year-old girl, with incidents cited in 1988 and 1989.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theresa Myers
Kenneth Brown
Rio Rancho Department of Public Safety
Robert Schlachter
Schlachter
Dennis Wallin
Wallin
T Wallin
Armando Torres
Torres
City weighs intervening in AUC rate hearing
Rio Rancho City Council voted 4-2 to seek intervention in an Albuquerque Utilities sewer rate case filed with the New Mexico Public Service Commission. The proposal cites a 71 percent rate hike and potential costs for consultants and lawyers, with Oct. 6 deadline to file a motion and a Jan 10 1990 public hearing date planned in Rio Rancho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theresa Myers
Rio Rancho
State Public Service Commission
Albuqueriqe Utilities
Gloria Crane
Crane
PSC
AUC
Michael Barlow
New Mexico
Commission
Bud Bentley
Bentley
Council seeks NM 528 speed limit drop to 40 mph
Rio Rancho city council unanimously directs a state speed reduction from 55 mph to 40 mph on NM 528. Councilor Ken Cameron sponsors the resolution after residents pleaded. Corrales Heights resident Adam Niederhaus cites 200 petition signatures and drivers’ harrowing experiences on the corridor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theresa Myers
Rio Rancho
State Highway and Transportion Office
Ken Cameron
Adam Niederhous
Corrales Heights
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