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Newspaper
Rio Rancho Observer
Location
Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1993
Page
1
Rio Rancho City Councilor Robert Dymale urged a review of the nine month old City Charter approved in March 1992. He criticized items as ridiculous and suggested repeals or corrections to rebalance powers between the mayor and city administrator under the mayor council city administrator system.
Councilor Dymale asked for a committee to review the Charter, but peers urged patience with the nine month old Charter. Councilor Popper said now is not the time to change it, while Zander supported a review procedure but not the proposal. Dymale offered to discuss in January and then removed the item, refusing to comment when asked why.
After months of dispute the Rio Rancho Officers Association and the City of Rio Rancho reached a deal on dues deductions paving the way for a Rio Rancho Department of Public Safety officers union. The union will have dues automatically deducted from each member’s paycheck with a one dollar setup fee.
Rio Rancho 2000 sponsored a public forum to educate residents on becoming a separate school district. Attendees heard from state and local education officials and discussed funding, feasibility studies, and options for acquiring Rio Rancho Utilities Corp.
A federal grant funds an electronic link between Tri-West Libraries and Albuquerque Public Library mainframe, enabling access to over 800,000 volumes across Rio Rancho Corrales Bernalillo and Albuquerque. Rio Rancho provided matching funds. first phase cost about 68 000. Toni Beatty, Rio Rancho Library Director, received the New Mexico Library Association Community Achievement Award for building the new Rio Rancho library.
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